We recently joined the National Trust, which has afforded us numerous wonderful excursions already. Once membership is paid, it is a great feeling to park for free and wander among stately homes, secluded beaches, and magnificent sites that are part of English heritage. |
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![]() Dyrham Park, in Bath |
![]() The chapel at Dyrham Park |
![]() Bath's famous Crescent of Georgian houses |
![]() A man has breakfast on the rooftop |
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![]() Wisteria is still my favourite flower and scent. |
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![]() This is the National Trust property we visited in Salisbury. |
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![]() On Pepperpot Hill |
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![]() Seen at the bus stop |
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![]() The famous steam train that shuttles people to the festival |
![]() With celebrity chef Anthony Worral Thomspon |