Leeds Castle is in the bum hole of England
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It is also The Most Beautiful Castle in England, enhanced by having a very nice golf course at the back,Leeds Castle is in the Garden of England
Good to see you have finally acknowledged what we all know is The Garden of England.
I did assume everyone knew that it was nowhere near Leeds, it comes to something when they build a castle named after the place but put it as far away as possible.
But of course they wanted to build it with a nice view I suppose, I suppose even the saxons had standards.
That’s why they named it “Leeds Castle”, I suppose even the saxons had standards.
Doesn’t even come in the top twelve of beautiful Castles in Britain, probably because of the shit County it’s in.
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