By Sara Malm PUBLISHED: 07:45 EST, 12 February 2013 | UPDATED: 09:34 EST, 12 February 2013 Carly Butler has travelled from Canada to England to re-live her grandmother's life during WWII A woman has put her life on hold and travelled 3,755 miles from Canada to London to re-create her grandmother's daily life during World War II, outlined in old love letters. Carly Butler, 28, will follow in the footsteps of her late grandmother Irene Wiebe during the time she was separated from her husband, Carly's grandfather Nick. Carly was inspired to move from Windsor, Canada, to London's Willesden Green after uncovering a pile of 104 letters and telegrams sent across the Atlantic between English Irene and Canadian soldier Nick.
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Carly Butler, 28, found her grandparents' love letters from WWII
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English Irene and Canadian soldier Nick Weibe met and married in London but were separated when he returned to war in 1945
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Carly is spending six months in London re-creating her grandmother's life
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Each week opens seven new letters which will dictate her week
Soldier life: @placeholder, right, seen during his service in the 40s