Share your thoughts in the comment section(Image: Matthew Lofthouse / SWNS)It is believed to date back to the mid-1700s when aristocrats built decorative follies as garden features to admire from the main house. (Image: Matthew Lofthouse / SWNS)“It was a bit of the garden we left to run wild and there is wildlife like badgers down there, it was left to nature until now. (Image: Matthew Lofthouse / SWNS)“As soon as they looked at it I knew it was something special because they were gobsmacked. (Image: Matthew Lofthouse / SWNS)The grandfather-of-one added: “The house is up for sale and an offer is in, but I’m a man of my word. (Image: Matthew Lofthouse / SWNS)“It seems to be constructed from oyster shells and bones and teeth from cows and sheep.

Source: Daily Mirror July 08, 2021 19:41 UTC