Montacute House, Somerset (N.T.)
Montacute House
National Trust property in the village of Montacute, Somerset.
Montacute House.
Showing one of the two oriel windows.
The Pudding House, Montacute.
This pavilion is one of two 'pudding houses' set into opposite corners of the East Court at Montacute House. The nickname comes from Tudor and Stuart times, when guests would retire here to enjoy their desserts after their meal.
26 Nov 2016
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Austin Healey
In the car park at Montacute House.
Oriel Window ~ Montacute House
Montacute House in Montacute, Somerset. One of two semi-circular oriel windows - dated 1598.
Montacute House Gardens.
Montacute House, Somerset. National Trust property.
26 Nov 2016
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Montacute House....the darker side!
26 Nov 2016
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The Wobbly Hedge!
The Wobbly hedge was planted in the 1850's at Montacute House and the unusual bumpy shape of the yews was caused by heavy snowfall in the winter of 1947, which caused it to collapse under the weight.It grew back naturally in this abstract shape. It was featured in Ang Lee's 1995 adaptation of "Sense and Sensibility".
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