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Posted On: September 7th 2026, 08:50 am

After visiting @batemansnt (former home of Rudyard Kipling) I created a book cover for The Jungle Book, such a beautiful and inspiring place! #batemansnt #rudyardkipling #thejunglebook #goodreads

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atadesigns2000

2 months ago

atadesigns2000

I love this Helen😍❤️

mrselectricvanman

2 months ago

mrselectricvanman

Oh I love that Hellie x

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