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Foreign countries, Paulisden Lacey
Paulisden Lacey is a very beautiful estate located near London in the south-east direction. An excellent feature of this estate is that King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, the father and mother of the now living Queen Elizabeth II, spent their honeymoon here.
Quiet and beautiful place with a huge rose garden.
There is a large collection of porcelain from all times and peoples. 
One of the bedrooms. 
Porcelain tulips as an addition to the huge number of flowers blooming in the garden in spring. 
Simple bathroom. 
Museum employees are happy to play records for visitors on this gramophone. 
There are many paintings by famous masters in the house. 
Dining room. 
Tea room. In England, drinking tea is a special ritual, at least it was so in the last century. 
Game room. As I understood from the contents of this table, gaming was an exclusively male privilege. 
Further onto the street and into the garden. 
Entrance to the rose garden. True, now, in April, daffodils and tulips are showing off here. 
House for the gardener and perhaps other servants. 
Garden. 
Dog cemetery. 
