I believe that it was built as a hunting lodge.

I can't remember who told me that but I think those shields on it bear this out.

There is another nice building further downhill on the same side, quite hidden from the road, currently being refurbished. I believe that this is the old park ranger's house.

They do good burgers there dude.

Posted By: Curnster on October 30th 2014 at 11:14:47

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  - Question re that second picture: (General Chat) - Curnster, Oct 30, 13:11:01
    - that's my understanding (General Chat) - Henclrikus, Oct 30, 13:39:10
      - plus, of course (General Chat) - Henclrikus, Oct 30, 13:52:27
- I believe that it was built as a hunting lodge. (General Chat) - Curnster, Oct 30, 11:14:47
  - Yes one of the original lodges permitted by the 1844 Act that (General Chat) - Pixelman, Oct 30, 11:20:50
  - Great info - and yes (General Chat) - norway, Oct 30, 11:19:42
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  - good point (General Chat) - Tombs, Oct 30, 11:00:06
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