HeyJaredDeborah Curtis-Setchell
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- Aug 12, 2026
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Devon’s Masons Arms preserves 14th-century charm for modern travellers (opens the original)
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Crime writer Agatha Christie could have been referring to the proverbial death of the Great British pub in And Then There Were None, which takes place on an island off the coast of Devon, had she been alive today, when almost two pubs around the “Kingdom” close down every day. The crime being that pubs officially exist nowhere else in the world, other than in England and Ireland, and date back to inns that dotted pilgrimage routes throughout the Middle Ages. They are an intrinsic part of English
A riverside English retreat steeped in grandeur (opens the original)
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Danesfield defies the literal translation of its name, “Danish ditches”. The gleaming Neo-Tudor mansion with its crenellated towers and red-brick chimneys stands as tall as the majestic conifers lining the landscaped gardens that stretch to 30m chalk cliffs. It is as aesthetically far removed as the Iron Age encampment, which once occupied the same sacred turf. The hotel straddles the widest stretch of river, between Marlow-on-Thames and Henley, along which some of the most elite boats and most
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