Things to do in Queen Camel, Somerset |
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The Queen was Margaret of France, second wife of Edward Ist, who made the manor of Camel part of the marriage settlement in 1299.
The main street through the village is lined with buildings of blue lias and thatch.
The church, reached from a cobbled lane, has a lofty tower containing the heaviest peal of six bells in the world.
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Days Out in Queen Camel
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Lytes Cary Manor (4 Miles)*
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Sherborne Museum (6 Miles)*
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Sherborne Old Castle (6 Miles)*
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Sherborne Castle (6 Miles)*
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Tintinhull Garden (6 Miles)*
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Montacute House (7 Miles)*
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Glastonbury Tor (10 Miles)*
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East Lambrook Manor Gardens (10 Miles)*
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Muchelney Abbey (10 Miles)*
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Glastonbury Abbey (10 Miles)*
Places to Visit near Queen Camel
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Marston Magna (1 Mile)*
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South Cadbury (2 Miles)*
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North Cadbury (3 Miles)*
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Alford (4 Miles)*
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Ilchester (5 Miles)*
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Keinton Mandeville (5 Miles)*
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West Lydford (5 Miles)*
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Castle Cary (5 Miles)*
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Sherborne (6 Miles)*
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Yeovil (6 Miles)*
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