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The
impressive remains of 10th century Muchelney
Abbey (EH).
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John
in reflective mood relaxing on the banks of
his wildlife pond.
Burrow Hill Farm & distillery, home
of famous Somerset cider brandy. |
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When
you plan a visit to John Leach’s Pottery
on the southern fringe of the ancient
village of Muchelney, allow time to discover
the secrets of the surrounding Somerset
Levels ... water-flanked lanes,
thatch-roofed villages, beautiful churches,
flourishing traditional crafts, grand houses
and gardens, welcoming pubs - and a silence
you can almost hear.
You
may also like to explore John’s woodland
walks and stroll around his pond, a County
Wildlife Site, which has been featured
several times in television programmes. If
the weather’s wet, don't forget your wellies! |
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Uninhibited
angels painted on the
ceiling of C15th Muchelney Church.
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C12th
Priests’ House in Muchelney,
newly restored by the National Trust.
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Traditionally
smoked eels at Brown & Forrest,
Hambridge. A visit to the smokery, food shop
& restaurant is a gourmet’s delight! |
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