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A compilation of images and events discovered in Moreton Hall, Bury St Edmunds.
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- Downing Close in the rain
- Traditional lampost in Downing Close
- Hold onto your buckets (all five of them!)
- The Poplars
- Blue Loo
- Moreton Hall Community Centre Fun Day
- Awaiting new growth
- A pretty cottage garden
- It could almost be a village pub
- Brightens up a rainy day
- A Moreton Hall Duck on a Moreton Hall Pond
- A "Cloud" House or "Dutch" House if you'd rather
- Watch your head!
- Wild Daisies
- Lovely Feature (but what is it for?)
- Bluebell Avenue
- Lovely pots!
- A Village Green
- Moreton Hall Ducks
- Daisy Avenue - a touch of grandeur
- The Giant Flowerpots
- Abbots Green School at Night
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5 comments:
I like the cloud house very much!
What's really nice is that there are only about 4 of these houses, which make them a rare find.
It looks like a mini version of that lovely big house set back from the road on the way to Beyton. If you take Hollow Lane round the back to Tostock, instead of going through Beyton, it's on the left.
Hi Austen - I discovered Hollow Lane a few months ago whilst exploring the outskirts of Thurston. It's a lovely area. I've now got a good excuse to have another drive around that area. I guess being out that way the house is older, which might imply that there is a historical connection with this type of architecture.
What a lovely home!
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