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Two edifices of particular note were Sir Francis Willoughby's Wollaton Hall and Sir John Thynne's Longleat, the former constructed with consummate art (summo artzficio & summa arte nuper constructam) and the latter elegant and refined in spite of having been consumed twice by flames (omni elegantia, & nitore perpolitae, licet seine The 12-day trip, designed especially for families, includes visits to London, Salisbury, Longleat, Bath, Warwick, Stratford-Upon-Avon and Windsor. But his world title did not come without a titanic battle during a tough season in which he had to race in seven different countries on three continents, including Abu Dhabi, UAE; Rotterdam, Netherlands; Zeltweg, Austria; Rock of Cashel, Ireland; Longleat, England; and Budapest, Hungary. |
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