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You'll enter the farmhouse kitchen through a well-worn passageway.
Before becoming a shop, this part of the building was the animals' quarters and served many purposes including stable, cowshed and slaughter house.
The dominant feature of the kitchen is the huge ingle-nook fireplace, dating from the early 1700s.
In the kitchen are many original items once used in country kitchens including sugar cutters, a clock-work bottle jack for turning a roast and an oat cake dryer.
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