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3 Comments:
Oh, this is lovely! I love that you show me these castles and ruins!
I visited Valle Crucis Abbey in early April. As usual I had a good look around for anything unusual. There's a door partway up a wall leading into a room that can't be accessed without climbing. I wonder what's hidden there :-)
Looks like a great place for a picnic. Take the family and let the boys just run around playing as knights in shining armor defending the keep from Dragons!
Rhett out
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