Druids Temple – Ilton, Yorkshire

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Druids Temple – Ilton, Yorkshire

admin March 16, 2015

LOCATION: Yorkshire

A short film tour of what appears to be an ancient monument but is, in fact, a folly built in 1820 by wealthy landowner Willian Danby. Check out the full story here.

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