Kentwell, Long Melford, Suffolk

The Mystery of the Crimson Manor By: Go back to the small building and use the key to open the box on the table. Take the key from inside. Arrange the pictures above the fireplace like so to open a secret door behind the bookshelves:. Leave and open the door to right. Enter the the room. Use the clover key to open the closet.

Take the blue book and read the journal entry. Enter the room to the right, towards the front. Read the journal entry and take the figure from the night stand. Click on the little numbers below to continue to the next page of the walkthrough.

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Hi — thanks for the Crimson manor walk through -v helpful so far- will you be finishing it anytime soon? Scroll down to May 7th, for a review.


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Scroll down to the bottom of the blog. I am stuck on 20… I do the coordinates but there is no lever… after i tap the coordinates they disappear. The inside tiles are outlined a bit more, but no arrows or levers. I was enjoying it. Did you ever get a lever? You need to press the numbers, not slide your finger like a real life phone.

Also, to everyone who cant get past the co-ordinates, you have to put the magnifying glass on the book first even if you can already see the co-ords or already know them. How do you get a dial tone on no. Make sure you have gotten the number from the computer first. Then go to the phone and press on the numbers one at a time. I am stuck on the same bit except I got the latch unlocked but there is no microchip? How does it come out and where? Is there any way to go back in the final act? I managed to enter the correct blue and green codes — but not the red.

I am also stuck on What am I doing wrong???

Why are there no clues to what the number sequence might be? Blue code, red code…frustrating! I love these type games but need something to go on. I think having to check the walk through is like cheating. Solving the codes for the 3 doors in the laboratory: Eliminate the ones, leaving Enter the first four digits , hit the enter button. Add groups 1 and 3. Took me forever to figure this out. You know you need a four-digit code for each.

For the first one, each number 2 less than the previous. Continue that pattern and you get 8, 6, 4, 2. On door 1, you say to subtract 2 digits from the previous. But how do you know that?

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He bought a pair of "garden shiers" and scythe for 4s. The Yew Parlour at various times known as the "Green Drawing-Room", the "Ballroom", "Dancing Floor" or "Wilderness" was probably planted by him, the small yews as accents in a formal parterre by the loggia of the Court House, known then as the "Summer House"; a Stuart gazebo, which also overlooks the lane. It already has its present form on the first engravings of the early nineteenth century. It is an "unusual feature", wrote Gertrude Jekyll, "the result of many years of growth and patient tending".

The Manor was abandoned shortly after , and about Owlpen Park, a new mansion to the designs of S. Teulon, was built on the hills, at the other end of the estate, a mile away. It has a commanding site with picturesque Reptonian prospects, evergreens, clumps and shelter belts. He tended the topiary yews, giving them their annual tonsure, and maintained the walled kitchen gardens, with their superior soil and fertility, for the Big House.

Victorian photographs show the yews neatly trimmed, the garden carefully cultivated as a self-consciously romantic idyll, a destination for picnics and after-church excursions for house parties. Four yew pylons in front came to dominate and conceal the manor house, which "cowered", as Vita Sackville-West described it, amongst them.


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  • When they were removed in the s, Christopher Hussey wrote a teasing verse to the then owner, lamenting the passing of the "introvert Owlpen of yore. The garden retained its old-world charm after Norman Jewson's restoration, becoming widely recognised on both sides of the Atlantic between the Wars.

    The garden in which Owlpen Manor House is set, and with which it is so inseparably associated, is one of the finest and most satisfying things of its kind anywhere to be found. The present "Old English" garden has been recreated by the owners among open lawns and a field since There are box hedges enclosing quarters of English parterres -- having plots of grass-- like those in the Stoke Edith tapestries, or Kip engravings.

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    The planting is traditional, with herbs and aromatics, old shrub roses and garden favourites, and the box, holly, juniper and yew replanted, as well as formal features-- a stilt hedge and pleached allee in lime and hornbeam, and sculpture by Simon Verity. The design makes use of old plans and records, suggesting an early garden reordered conservatively at the turn of the eighteenth century, just when the formal tradition was about to be swept away, in fashionable gardens, by the landscape garden.

    The mill pond walk recalls the early Georgian Elysium of rills and meandering paths. Two thousand young trees were planted as shelter belts to mark the millennium. The theme of the hanging gardens on seven terraces was said to represent the Seven Gardens of Paradise. They rise from the lowest terrace by the Ewelme brook, the wilderness of undifferentiated, untamed nature outside the garden, each terrace dedicated to a presiding deity, from Diana the wilderness below to Apollo the church-yard above ; in the enclosed garden proper are five terraces, representing the ordered perfection of nature.

    In the centre of the upper terrace is a narrow gate, like the Needle's Eye, which leads up to the Paradise Garden in which the church stands, ever dominating over the sublunary garden world.