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Sunday 6 November 2011

Kenwood: guest bedroom view.


If you've ever looked at the various pictures of John on his favourite perch and wondered what could be seen from the window above (and unless you are a deeply disturbed individual, you haven't, but nevertheless), then wonder no more.
In 2006 this room was the master bedroom, but back in the day it served as the main guest bedroom. How it looked I know not, but the view from the window probably hasn't changed a great deal. Here it is in '06:


John Hallenius mentioned being able to see all the way to Guildford from the upstairs windows. If so, the large building on the left might be Guildford Castle:


Or not.

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