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Erddig HallNewest Review: ... aking away the estate's major source of income, and this was immediately followed by the National Coal Board's decision to mine directly under the house, compounding the declining structural state of the house. It was only through grit and determination, not to mention some small measure of eccentricity on the part of the last two Yorke ... more |
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by merv - written on 13/10/02 (Very useful, 555 readings)
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Now that I’ve finally hung up my football boots, my main form of exercise other than a brisk walk down to the local is my bright yellow mountain bike. Puffing and panting through our rather hilly village I’m not exactly a good advert for healthy exercise, so I tend to keep to the country lanes and in particular the local National Trust estate’s country park. It’s a lovely place to go biking – flat and relatively quiet, with lots of interesting things to see and the opportunity to do some ‘mildly adventurous’ off-roading. The place in question is Erddig Hall, which always reminds me of the late sixties when I first ...
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