Hughenden manor

On Sunday we paid a quick visit to Hughenden manor, a Victorian red brick mansion once owned by Benjamin Disraeli. The rooms have been returned to his time there and Among the exhibits inside is a chancellor of the exchequer robes was owned by William Pitt the younger and passed down to his successors until Disraeli decided to keep it following a dispute with his rival Gladstone and its still three. The sculpture blipped is in memory of Hughenden’s role in World War Two when it was used for drawing up maps used by Bomber Command for raids on occupied Europe. A good accompaniment to Malcornorton’s recent blip