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Inside Plas Mawr... the Pantry
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Now Ladies and Gentleman we are in the pantry next to the kitchen. I thought I would ease you into here gently as just to our right is where they stored the meat prior to its usage. It always causes some wrinkled noses lol Now this is the view from the first doorway into the corner of the pantry. Dry goods, meand and game are all stored in here. The cabinet closest to us in the doorway is according the lady I asked, a flour bin dating from the 1700's although she wasnt sure. The barrel has wheat in it for the making of flour. You can also see the clean rushes or grass on the floor. Meat was prepared on the table under the window. Robert Wynne had cows on the town fields, so had fresh milk delivered twice a day, orchards and gardens, a barn with sacks of grain and fodder, and a fish trap in the river... this was a very well stocked house!

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::braces
03/31/08 10:53 PM GMT
I wish we had a pantry like this but we don't because it's been converted into a downstairs cloakroom etc. I love this tour MFJ and I am looking forward to the gruesome bit. However, I like this shot of this bit of room. It's, like , totally Nang!
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::0930_23
04/01/08 12:25 AM GMT
Another great one Jo. Can you tell me where the restroom is. Thanks. I like how plain everything was back then. More about how it functions than how it looks. Not a bad idea. I'm enjoying this series immensely.

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.sahadk
04/01/08 12:48 AM GMT
Nice shot,simply the best!!
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.89037
04/01/08 10:27 AM GMT
charming old things..beautiful work,Jo!
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Adriana....:)
::LynEve
04/01/08 11:50 AM GMT
That would hold a great amount of flour!
Such lovelt testures and contrasts captured again Jo :)
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