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The Temple

The great storm of ‘87 blew down forty trees in the shrubbery leaving it exposed and bare. In 1992, Richard (grandson of the orginal Lord Mersey who bought Bignor in 1926) and his wife Joanna built a temple to commemorate his mother's 80th birthday together with her ancestor Lady Nairne who wrote Jacobite songs: ‘Charlie is me darlin”, ‘Caller Herrin” and ‘Will ye no come back again?’. This was built in a gap left by the storm.

Line Drawing by Jonathan Newdick (1994). A colour image is shown on the next page.


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