I'm with L.E., Walter. The Brits know their Bard, and to narrow it further:
The Oxfordshire Cotswolds is ideally located between Oxford to the East, Stratford-upon-Avon and Warwick to the North, and Bath, Gloucester and Cheltenham to the West. The A40 crosses the area, with excellent links to the A34 and M40 main routes, providing easy access to the rest of the UK.
Is he right?
Nah, that's far away from NE London, Letty.
I think that it's somewhere in, or near Epping?
You're now on the Central Line, Lord Ellpus :wink:
No I'm not, I'm sitting in my dining room, trying to have a private yet furious google session.
Not far from that house, is this remarkable notice
(Photo courtesy of Mrs. Walter)
It's not Q.E 1's hunting lodge, is it?
They must've repainted it, since I last saw it in 1926.
How do I answer such a question?
Nevertheless, it's QE's Hunting Lodge.
(Btw: Epping Forest is owned and managed by the Corporation of London.)
Your turn, LE.
OK.............where am I, and what is the connection?
Sulgrave Manor, England. George Washington's ancestral home.
Lord Ellpus wrote:They must've repainted it, since I last saw it in 1926.
A phto taken days before your visit
I know the story/stories - been there three times, last time just in December ... and Mrs Steve is head of history department :wink:
Someone took the virtual tour? :wink:
I was hoping it would be a quick one, as I have to go and walk the dog before it gets too dark.
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ridge/2789/sulgravemanor.html
All yours, Tico......
U.S., Tico? I'm persistent, you know.
Don't tell me it's in Europe again, Tico.
Another view of this place:
