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  1. 27 de may. de 2024 · Rhodes-Morehouse’ remains were buried at the family home at Parnham Park,¹ Beaminster, Dorset. After his son, Flight Lieutenant William Henry Rhodes-Morehouse, D.F.C., No. 601 Squadron, was killed when his Hawker Hurricane was shot down during the Battle of Britain, his ashes were placed alongside his father.

  2. 19 de may. de 2024 · Rhodes-Morehouse’ remains were buried at the family home at Parnham Park,¹ Beaminster, Dorset. After his son, Flight Lieutenant William Henry Rhodes-Morehouse, D.F.C., No. 601 Squadron, was killed when his Hawker Hurricane was shot down during the Battle of Britain, his ashes were placed alongside his father.

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  3. Hace 8 horas · He then lived at Pattle (now Eggardon Close). He remembers soldiers being billeted all over the town – their HQ was at Parnham House. He said: “I remember the sweets, gifts, gum and goodies. They took over the town. But then overnight they just disappeared.”

  4. 9 de may. de 2024 · Though still off-grid, this 1840 cottage in Snowdonia, North Wales, has become increasingly domesticated during recent decades, thanks to the attentions of owner Alex Willcock, co-founder of high-end homeware and furniture brand Maker & Son. The drive to the cottage is not for the faint of heart.

  5. 20 de may. de 2024 · From the golden stone town of Beaminster, follow the little river Brit to the skeletal remains of Parnham House. Walk through the Deer park, once cordoned off as a crime scene, up the hill and into the woods.

  6. Hace 6 días · From the golden stone town of Beaminster, follow the little river Brit to the skeletal remains of Parnham House. Walk through the Deer park, once cordoned off as a crime scene, up the hill and into the woods.

  7. 24 de may. de 2024 · The photographs, indeed, are testament to this – an orangery, the ultimate example of bringing the outside in, with the exquisite windows of the Grade I-listed building flung wide open. 11 years into her marriage, for Lady Bath, the orangery still retains its magic: ‘When I go out with my mum and kids for a coffee, we’ll sit on the steps and look back at the house, it’s sort of behind ...