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To create something that will be treasured by future generations is to endow it with a beauty that transcends time. The English country house is a place where man and nature meet in quiet harmony. Trees mature with the home, as if keeping it company through the passage of time.

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mr knelmesvor 1 Jahr

Great gaff

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IanWellandAuthorvor 1 Jahr

Has this chap raided your wardrobe Basil? @PutOutMoreFlags

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mouseofhellvor 1 Jahr

ooh the hushed tones of reverence in a put on posh voice, this is the problem with Britain, hideous deforming cap doffing

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Pat Badgervor 1 Jahr

Excellent as always Connor.

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Alex Grab🌲vor 1 Jahr

One of my favorite follows

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The Mangimalvor 1 Jahr

I think you mean a patina of coloured mould and damp. Crumbling is not beautiful, it’s sad.

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Liberty Mommvor 1 Jahr

This American absolutely loves your posts. Both beautiful and educational. The only thing is, when you walk into the homes, I want the camera to follow and explore the insides as well.

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PC namevor 1 Jahr

Sensational voice

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Emilyvor 1 Jahr

👆 it is very transcendental @Architectolder @theoldbuilding @TuckerCarlson @elonmusk @EvaLovesDesign @prep_propaganda @Will_Tanner_1 @vdare @Lucy_Worsley @visitnorthyork @WeatherWolds @chigrl @RudyHavenstein @StuartHumphryes

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TheEndOfEverythingvor 1 Jahr

Superb! Keep up the good work. You might appreciate my short poetic video on how our ancestors' works speak to us across time.

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