it's not quite clear, but can I pass through here onto the Welbeck Estate d'ya think?
Indeed, very different. But in the not too distant future, your Welbeck might become a more accessible public asset? The one down here will doubtless remain in the hands of the gentry, with access granted to we lowly plebs in the currently limited way ... provided we continue to tug our forelocks as we hurriedly pass through lest we catch a backside full of buckshot.We have a 'Welbeck 'state' up here too, but it's rather different...............
https://www.fccenvironment.co.uk/waste-processing/landfill/welbeck/
It is meant toIndeed, very different. But in the not too distant future, your Welbeck might become a more accessible public asset? The one down here will doubtless remain in the hands of the gentry, with access granted to we lowly plebs in the currently limited way ... provided we continue to tug our forelocks as we hurriedly pass through lest we catch a backside full of buckshot.
Your memory's spot on, though the MoD moved the college a while ago. Jo Public only has access to the income generating bits of the estate - a gallery, garden centre, restaurant, artisan food school etc. To be fair, it's quite a nice place to visit, and there are a few public footpaths through the estate.It is meant to
That said, it was supposed to have been finished/filled-in/landscaped over 10 years ago, but it was extended
Plan to import potentially toxic soils to Wakefield landfill site given go-ahead despite almost 100 objections | Yorkshire Post
Isn't 'your' Welbeck where there were MoD facilities, training/offices/etc..
Or is my memory of a portion of (the Bill Bryson book) 'Notes From A Small Island' all to pot?