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Barley Hall

Our walking tour took us down a narrow alley which eventually led to a reconstructed 15th Century home. It is a replica which means visitors can actually sit in the chairs, touch things on the table and take flash pictures of the interiors. Judging by the size of the place and the exquisite decor I assume it represents a very rich merchant's homestead.
Day 11 (Across the border)

July 23rd 2006
It was even hotter in my room last night but with us being on a side street at least things were quiet enough to leave my windows open. I put my bulging suitcase and my bags of souvenirs in front of the window just in case somebody decided to come visit me by climbing up the scaffolding and through my giant window. I pretty much passed on breakfast. There wasn't much to chose from other than ce ... read more
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