A neo-gothic pile; the gardens (which are open to the public); Katrina's room; another view of the mansion; one of the gargoyles in the dining room (gosh, that sounds familiar...)
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4 comments:
The pictures are lovely and I especially appreciate the way you've "framed" the entrance to Katrina's room. Thank you. Susan
Interesting Islamic-type doorway in Katrina's room. I would not expect to see that in the mansion.
Holy history of literature. EPIC.
(Does this mean you're home yet?)
it looks beautiful! can't wait to hear about it in person when you get back!
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