Aunt Cordelia's house is huge and open, with white columns, a veranda spanning the front, and some brick steps leading into a curved pathway to the gate near the road. The house is a source of comfort and familiarity to Julie throughout her childhood years.
The cathedral is Julie's private place, formed from a cluster of four silver birch trees, whose intertwining branches create a roof.
Peter is the huge farm horse, which Julie rides during her stay at Aunt Cordelia's house.
The carriage house is where Uncle Haskell lives apart from the big house on the farm where Aunt Cordelia lives.
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