I'll try and include some relavent ones, there are tonnes more though if anyone is curious to see.
The Billiard Room at Lanhydrock, near Dartmoor, the flagship of the national trust.
I walked into this room and my jaw dropped. The lighting was amazing as it came in through the windows on the three walls shown here. It was truely inspiring!
A painting hanging in the Billiard Room at Knightshayes in Tiverton.
I immediately thought of Iaurdagnire when I saw this painting. It took me forever for get a decent picture, and even then I've had to doctor it to make it clear.
Playing with navigational tools of the 17th century in Buckland Abbey.
Buckland Abbey was the home of Sir Francis Drake, 'El Draco', a famous Admiral and lead the english against the Spanish Armada. Some concider him to be a pirate or at least a privateer- to the english, he is the epitomy of a hero of battle. Naturally he's Charlie's hero! There was an area upstairs where you could see what life was like on a 17th century ship. Here, I'm using a... can't remember the name of it. Basically it's a stick with a slidey bit on it and measured increments. You measure between a star and the horizon, and you can calculate your latitude and longitude that way from the reading you get. My trademark coat made me feel right at home here. Doctored to lighten the shot up as it was rather dark.
Gallows on the second floor (underground 8D) of Bodmin Jail.
Bodmin Jail was built in 1779. I'd not be surprised if Charlie spent a weekend there for being too rowdy at the nearby Jamaica Inn, a pub on Bodmin Moor that is notoriously piratical in nature.
