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In article <XnsA3D1AB54BC285billswertjknm@69.16.179.27>, BillyBob
<Billsfakemail@here.com> wrote:
> Many of you look at several aspects of a photograph, including the
> background, in order to identify the model. For a time, I've been thinking
> Ann Austin, June Palmer and Margaret Nolan may have lived in the same house
> or at least were close neighbors. Now the mystery has been solved for me.
> It is Harrison Marks' abode. Here is the link and thanks to the original
> research by them: http://www.randallandhopkirk.org.uk/programmes_02
> _but_what_a_sweet_little_room_extra.htm
>
> Oh yes, and the girl sitting on the enclosed shower bath tub ledge with her
> back to us is probably Ann Austin.
>
> And now on to that bamboo fence that many of our favorites are photographed
> in front of :)
>
> BB
Excellent!! And if you follow the "Nightmare at Elm Manor" link, there
is June Palmer.
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