4/5 Gilez B. 1 year ago on Google
Yes.
The
train
is
still
there
and.
It's.
A
twenty
plus
minute
ride
through
the
woods
too..
Ok
as
for
the
House
itself.
Well
it's
big,
lots
of
oil
paintings
of
really
unattractive
and
menacing
looking
people
from
hundreds
of
years
ago,
vases
and
statuettes
and
room
after
room.
Most
rooms
had
an
old
lady
telling
you
not
to
sit
on
the
furniture/sofas.
More
oil
paintings
some
of
horses,
lots
of
nakedness,
women
and
children
and
babies
depicted
in
quite
a
lot
of
these
old
paintings,
no
comments
lol
Pretty
boring
stuffiness
really
unless
you
like
that
sort
of
stuff.
I
guess.
The
grounds
and
gardens,
bits
I
saw
were
ok.
I
didn't
walk
and
explore
the
whole
1000
acres
or
the
whole
estate,
it
seemed
to
go
on
forever.
As
was
there
for
the
Summer
Fiesta
and
picnic.
I
have
never
been
here
before
so
nice
to
finally
have
a
look
around.
I
didn't
go
in
to
The
Granary
bar
restaurant
but
it
looked
really
nice
for
somewhere
to
eat
and
drink
so
plan
on
a
return
visit.
As
stately
homes
and
gardens
go,
I
was
disappointed
by
the
gardens
so
if
that's
your
thing
there's
much
better
places,
if
you
are
taking
kids
I
think
it's
not
historic
enough,
didn't
see
any
suits
of
armour
and
all
the
kids
wanted
to
go
upstairs
which
is
out
of
bounds.
For
walking
the
dogs,
a
picnic
and
a
game
of
Frisby,
play
park
and
train,
it's
a
good
alternative
to
your
normal
park
and
the
facilities,
toilets,
shop,
etc
are
very
good.
I
think
unless
there's
an
event
or
thing
on,
you
just
pay
parking.
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