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A Month in the Country
Ever wonder what it’s like to spend a month quietly fixing an ancient painting and, in the process, try to patch up the wreckage inside your own head? Welcome to post-WWI England, where healing isn’t about grand gestures but slow, dusty work in a little village church. No explosions, no dramatic speeches—just one man, a brush, and a wall that won’t stay covered up.
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