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Wednesday 19 August 2009

Kenwood: caravan, circa 1967/1968.



Another very evocative fan photo, showing the caravan perched near the bottom of the garden at Kenwood, sometime in 1967 or early '68. As we have just seen, it was still there during Richard Hall's visit, which took place in spring 1968 judging by John's appearance. The caravan was at Kenwood for roughly a year in total, before being moved out to Dorinish shortly after John took up with Yoko, and thence to the bottom of the Irish Sea, if infallible rumour be. Many thanks to Joe Baiardi for this one.

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