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A La Ronde (Exmouth)Newest Review: ... As a result you'll be asked to leave all bags in lockers at the entrance (save for small handbags) as there simply isn't the room for them in the house. You will then be guided from room to room by room-based guides, all of whom will be delighted to impart their bit of knowledge about the house and its occupants. You'll patch together a picture of what life must have been like for the ... more |
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by - written on 08/07/09 (Very useful, 48 readings)
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One of the most unusual buildings owned by the National Trust, this 16 sided property is a testament to English eccentricity! Built by two spinsters on their return from their "grand tour" in the 18th Century this building is bound to inspire and intrigue. The guides here are amongst the best that the NT has to offer and they will guide you through the myriad of tiny rooms with enthusiasm in buckets! The first thing you'll notice about the property, aside from its odd shape and look, is just how tiny it is. As a result you'll be asked to leave all bags in lockers at the entrance (save for small handbags) as there simply isn't the room for ... Read the complete review
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