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wgm-beautiful-world · 2 months
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ARUNDEL CASTLE
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livesunique · 1 year
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Arundel Castle, Arundel, West Sussex, England
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laletsos19 · 6 months
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emma-hahn · 7 months
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South of England Road Trip 3/4
More pictures of the castle, I still can’t believe people actually live in it.
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Then we took a walk around Chichester before taking a picnic in Bosham and watching the sunset.
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On the fifth day we visited Petworth, it was very cute.
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tmarshconnors · 2 months
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Buckinghamshire VS West Sussex
Buckinghamshire and West Sussex are both counties in England, and they have distinct characteristics. Here's a brief comparison of the two:
Location:
Buckinghamshire: Located in South East England, Buckinghamshire is close to London and is known for its picturesque countryside, historic towns, and proximity to the Chiltern Hills.
West Sussex: Situated in the South East of England as well, West Sussex is known for its diverse landscapes, including the South Downs National Park, beautiful coastline, and historic towns.
Countryside and Landscapes:
Buckinghamshire: Known for its rolling hills, the Chiltern Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and the Thames Valley, Buckinghamshire offers a mix of rural and suburban landscapes.
West Sussex: Offers a diverse landscape with the South Downs, which is a range of chalk hills, as well as coastal areas along the English Channel.
Economy:
Buckinghamshire: The county has a strong economy, with a mix of industries including technology, healthcare, and finance. It is home to some affluent towns and has good transport links to London.
West Sussex: The economy in West Sussex is varied, with a focus on agriculture, manufacturing, and tourism. It also has commuter towns and is within reach of London.
Towns and Cities:
Buckinghamshire: Includes towns such as High Wycombe, Aylesbury, Olney and Milton Keynes. Milton Keynes is a new town known for its modern planning and development.
West Sussex: Chichester, Worthing Littlehampton, and Crawley are among the towns in West Sussex. Crawley is known for its proximity to Gatwick Airport.
Historical and Cultural Attractions:
Buckinghamshire: Boasts historical sites like Bletchley Park, the former World War II codebreaking centre, as well as historic houses like Waddesdon Manor.
West Sussex: Features attractions such as Chichester Cathedral, Arundel Castle, and the Weald and Downland Living Museum.
Transportation:
Buckinghamshire: Well-connected to London by road and rail, with the M40 motorway passing through and several train services.
West Sussex: Accessible by major roads, and Gatwick Airport, one of the busiest airports in the UK, is located in West Sussex.
Ultimately, the choice between Buckinghamshire and West Sussex depends on personal preferences, lifestyle, and specific needs. Both counties offer a mix of rural charm, historical attractions, and economic opportunities.
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vox-anglosphere · 2 years
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Arundel Castle is perched high on the South Downs of Sussex, UK
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rycolfan · 8 months
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Birthday trip to Arundel, West Sussex. 💗
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thesixthduke · 2 years
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wickedaffair · 2 years
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The Sentinels, sculptures by Philip Jackson in front of the Arundel Castle in Sussex.
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illustratus · 2 years
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The gardens of Arundel Castle in West Sussex, England.
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wgm-beautiful-world · 3 months
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Arundel Castle - ENGLAND
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lahilden · 4 days
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Arundel castle
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Arundel Castle is located in Arundel in West Essex, England. The restored medieval castle was built at the end of the 11th century, overlooking the Arun River. Built for the Earl of Arundel, the castle has a motte (an artificial mound) that is over 100 feet high from the dry moat. One of the most interesting tidbits about this estate, aside from the occasional reversion to the Crown, is that Arundel Castle descended through a female line of heiresses from the 12th century to the present. It served as the seat of the Dukes of Norfolk and their ancestors for over 850 years. The castle has a deep history and many politically famous owners. The castle was severely damaged during the civil war and besieged twice. Queen Victoria and Prince Albert stayed at the castle for three days in 1846. The castle was completely restored by the 15th Duke of Norfolk in 1900. It was one of the first English country houses to have electric lighting, firefighting equipment, service lifts, and central heating. The estate has been updated and added to throughout its history. Arundel Castle boasts a crenelated Norman keep, a gatehouse, towers, the Fitzalan Chapel, Victorian bedrooms, rare collections of paintings and tapestries, a 19th century private chapel, and a library that’s considered one of the finest Regency interiors in the world. The themed gardens of Arundel include a rose garden, a cutting garden, a vinery, a stumpery, and a glasshouse. There’s also a castle shop, a museum, a coffee shop, and a restaurant in the original servants’ hall.
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laletsos19 · 6 months
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emma-hahn · 7 months
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South of England Road Trip 2/4
On the third day we stayed a bit in Brighton then we went to Worthing (it’s kind of the same vibe as Brighton but a bit smaller). We spent the night (and the one after that) near Chichester.
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The next day we visited Arundel Castle, it’s probably my favourite thing that we did. It was the most beautiful day and the castle was incredible
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corallapis · 1 year
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Henry ‘Chips’ Channon: The Diaries (Vol. 1), 1918-38, entry for 19th January 1923
Friday 19th January
A ball this evening in the great barons’ hall to which all of the county came including large parties from Petworth¹ and Albury² …. At four I went to bed and was lulled to sleep by the noise of the jazz and the dancing. We were over seventy at dinner and assembled in the dull Gothic library-gallery and processed in state into the dining room. The castle itself is quite bare of interesting furniture and tapestry and only a few mediocre pictures. I am almost the only ‘prot’³ and little bells tinkle continuously to call the faithful to Mass. I feel an outrageous heretic, even the servants disapprove of one. Our ‘Premier Duke’ is a nice lad of 14 called ‘Bernard’.⁴ He is shy but will form well. I find the mother more interesting than the daughter.
Achille Murat⁵ is engaged to be married to Mlle Chasseloup-Laubat.⁶ It sounds très noblesse de province⁷ but I may be wrong. What a gentle charmer Achille used to be. He would come to me always from the train when he arrived on permission … back in those happy 1918 days … when dirty, simple, young and unformed, he was a perfect companion for two or three days. We would go to plays and go dancing together and sometimes take his mother the Princesse Marie⁸ to dine with us. He had a deep sense of humour and yet was completely unselfconscious, almost as much as Ivo Grenfell.⁹ He was liked in his regiment and at last promoted to the dignity of maréchal du logis.¹⁰ It makes me sad this flight of time, and I realise so poignantly in flashes sometimes how much I have thrown away in abandoning my French life. Had I never known England and its rarer, richer charm of life I should have been happy there ….
1.  Petworth House in Sussex, seat of Lord Leconfield.
2.  Albury Park in Surrey, a property of the Duke of Northumberland.
3.  Protestant. The Howards of Arundel were, and still are, one of the leading Roman Catholic families in England.
4.  Bernard Marmaduke Fitzalan-Howard, 16th Duke of Norfolk (1908–75), Premier Duke in the peerage of England and Hereditary Earl Marshal; he succeeded his father when he was only 9. He arranged the 1937 and 1953 coronations, and the state funeral of Sir Winston Churchill.
5.  Achille Alain Joachim Napoleon Murat (1898–1987), nephew by marriage of Princesse Eugène Murat, who had befriended Channon in Paris.
6.  Madeleine Marie Louise Chasseloup-Laubat (1901–45).
7.  ‘Very provincial nobility’, in other words not quite faubourg.
8.  Marie de Rohan-Chabot (1876–1951), wife of Lucien Murat (1870–1933).
9.  Ivo George Grenfell (1898–1926), son of the 1st Baron Desborough; killed in a car crash. His two brothers Julian (1888–1915) and Gerald (1890–1915) were killed in the Great War. In a letter of November 1920 to his father Channon describes Grenfell as ‘my best friend in Oxford … he is as big as a great Greek god and looks like a Viking’.
10.  A sergeant.
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