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SECRET DECEPTIONSSouth Carolina Lowcountry hides many secrets within her borders, but like the water that is a pivotal part of the landscape, it will find a way to bubble forth. Most of these mysteries will be revealed through investigation, research, study, and help from unexpected sources.When local artist, Bruce Albright, a renowned painter of Lowcountry wildlife, goes missing few clues remain. His wife can tell the authorities little except her husband had gone camping, searching for new possible pictures. The area he's chosen is one filled with swamps, marsh, ponds, and rivers. After several months of looking, the case turns cold.Wanting to memorialize her husband's, Alice Anne opens a museum showcasing his work. Friends, from throughout South Carolina, come and bring with them previously unknown secrets and deceptions. The true tapestry of Bruce's life begins to unraveling and will affect those around him. Will these be enough to solve the mystery of his disappearance?

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Bosbury is the second parish history to be produced by the Trust for the Victoria County History of Herefordshire, following the history of Eastnor published in 2013. Like Eastnor, Bosbury is an agricultural parish, near the market town of Ledbury. It covers a relatively large area below the western slopes of the Malvern Hills. In the Middle Ages Bosbury was the site of one of the favourite residences of the bishops of Hereford; in the western part of the parish, called Upleadon, was an estate belonging first to the Knights Templar and then to the Hospitallers. From the 16th century onwards both estates passed into the hands of tenants, leaving the parish without a major resident landowner until John Stedman and Edward Higgins successively developed the Bosbury House estate in the late 18th and the 19th century. Much of that estate was given after the First World War to create the Bosbury Farm Settlement for former soldiers.The economy of the parish has always been agricultural, mixed farming being practised. Orchards have been important, particularly on the higher ground in the northern part of the parish, and hops have been grown since the 17th century. By the late 19th century the lack of industry, and indeed of any major roads, made the parish appear an oasis of rural peace. The many timber-framed buildings, particularly those along the village street, and the parish church with its detached bell tower, attracted visitors and some new residents, but the parish avoided any large-scale 20th-century development.

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