The Day Nothing Happened in Victorian London | Sleep Story

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Fall asleep to the uneventful charm of 14th October 1873, Lambeth. In this Victorian sleep story, fog is described in great detail, pigeons refuse to move, and clocks chime on time—while nothing of consequence occurs.Perfect for bedtime, relaxation, and drifting into deep sleep.

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