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- 2007-03-17 09:45 Rodw 640×480×8 (103447 bytes) Goldney Grotto Bristol University's Goldney Hall, built in 1714, is set in ten acres of formal and wild gardens and is English Heritage listed. The gardens were laid out by Thomas Goldney III and in recent years much work has been done to restore them in
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