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This is how to make Gingerbread Tudor Style - a lesson at Mary Arden's Farm near Stratford upon Avon. Just in case you didn't know, Mary Arden was Shakespeare's mum. The farm was built by Mary’s father, Robert Arden around 1514. Today, visitors to Mary Arden’s Farm can peek inside the chimney and the walls, discover how the house was built and imagine what life must have been like for Mary when she lived here with her seven sisters. Together with neighbouring Palmer’s Farmhouse you can take several steps back in time and get a real idea of the life of a working farm at the time of Shakespeare. Palmer's Farmhouse retains much of its original 16th Century structure and today you'll find costumed 'labourers and servants' running the estate. Read more about it and find out how to visit on the blog -
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This is how to make Gingerbread Tudor Style - a lesson at Mary Arden's Farm near Stratford upon Avon. Just in case you didn't know, Mary Arden was Shakespeare's mum. The farm was built by Mary’s father, Robert Arden around 1514. Today, visitors to Mary Arden’s Farm can peek inside the chimney and the walls, discover how the house was built and imagine what life must have been like for Mary when she lived here with her seven sisters. Together with neighbouring Palmer’s Farmhouse you can take several steps back in time and get a real idea of the life of a working farm at the time of Shakespeare. Palmer's Farmhouse retains much of its original 16th Century structure and today you'll find costumed 'labourers and servants' running the estate. Read more about it and find out how to visit on the blog -
To read the full article, please pop over to the main blog
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