Bread and apples on kitchen counter in converted Shropshire chapel England, UK

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The Old Chapel

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Lucinda and Robin's converted chapel is a cherished family retreat in the grounds of their main home at Walcot Hall in Shropshire where they live with their four children. Lucinda and Robin rescued the redundant chapel some years ago and gave it a fresh life amid the oaks and chestnuts in their …

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