top | item 45853743 (no title) chris_armstrong | 3 months ago This is probably the highlight of a visit to an otherwise unremarkable English seaside town. The chambers are very old (even by English standards) and so unlike anything else medieval that is still around. discuss order hn newest madaxe_again|3 months ago 18th century is not “very old, even by English standards”, it’s practically modern - these are almost certainly Georgian follies. chris_armstrong|3 months ago It was discovered in the 1800s, the shell grotto is much much older and probably built over a very long period of time load replies (2)
madaxe_again|3 months ago 18th century is not “very old, even by English standards”, it’s practically modern - these are almost certainly Georgian follies. chris_armstrong|3 months ago It was discovered in the 1800s, the shell grotto is much much older and probably built over a very long period of time load replies (2)
chris_armstrong|3 months ago It was discovered in the 1800s, the shell grotto is much much older and probably built over a very long period of time load replies (2)
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