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Them girls, tho – some happy, some broken. One, little Mary, barely 16, surprised me rotten. Said she chose it – better’n starvin’. Made me mad, it did – world’s a cruel bastard, leavin’ kids to that. But Ruby? She fed ‘em, kept ‘em safe-ish. Quirky lass, sang sea shanties off-key, had me grinnin’ like a fool. Still, brothels ain’t roses – stank o’ sweat, cheap grog, and broken dreams. “What’s done is done,” like the movie says, but ye can’t unsee it.

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Black Bottom was practically the first integrated community in Lynchburg. In the early s the white “Bawdy Ladies” of Buzzard’s Roost were evicted from the riverside and made their way .

Now, I always end up reflecting, ya know? I see how nature meets urban life as our little Blue River winds gently near Riverside Gardens. It just flows, like those moments in the movie. And man, there’s so many hidden nooks. That quirky mechanic café off Hardwick? A must! Plus, there’s an old theatre on King’s Lane that gives off, like, retro film vibes. So cool, right? When I work at the spa, I catch these serene moments there—like the whispers of "Let's get lost" in the midst of our hectic world.

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