which is Lord Nuffield's rather unassuming country house next to Huntercombe prison in Oxfordshire.
 |
| Elegant basin, sh1t chair. |
 |
| No tiger skin on the wall but |
 |
| there is an electric exercise horse |
 |
| Worst lighting in the world, flash not allowed so get used to some dodgy colour casts as well as some dodgy captions |
 |
| Posh thing at the top of the stairs |
 |
| It's an early sunlamp, William Morris introduced them into the factories to top up the workers' vitamin D levels during the winter. He was also one of the first to heat factories. |
 |
| And a Flit gun for spraying that wonderful DDT |
 |
| Another dodgy looking lamp |
 |
| Barograph |
 |
| The great man's toolshed in a wardrobe |
 |
| and the great man's pickled appendix 'twixt ink bottle and mallet |
 |
| Looks like Adolf Hitler on the left and Jeremy Thorpe on the right |
 |
| Either another sunlamp or else a wife disposal device |
 |
| Massive double bedroom with an oriental theme |
 |
| And it plays very well |
 |
| Couldn't resist |
 |
| He did like his longcase clocks |
 |
| And I liked those window frames |
 |
| and this |
The End
