Stately Shambles
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- Publication: Daily Mirror
- Date: 1983-04-18
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- Page: 23
- Language: English
WE took our family to the BBC's Dr. Who exhibition on April 3 at Longleat, the stately home of Lord Bath. It was a shambles.
We arrived just after 11 a.m. and queued for two hours. Only when I walked to the ticket tent to find out why the queue was not moving did I learn that no more tickets were being told.
Our journey was some 200 miles in all, and was to have been a special treat for the children.
They came home very disappointed and upset, and we had spent money we could ill afford on petrol and the parking fee.—Mother, Hainault, Essex.
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- APA 6th ed.: (1983-04-18). Stately Shambles. Daily Mirror p. 23.
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