Welcome to Dun & Dun. I'm Alicia, your hostess on this podcast journey, All Things Dominic Dunn,

which truthfully investigators got a wee bit hampered this week. Investigations turn out to be

much more difficult to complete with no power in your dwelling, which is what has happened to me

all weekend long with an extended power

outage. With the spring storm and all the heavy winds that have traveled through the great

state of Georgia in the last few days, it has been darn near impossible to use the internet or

read books with no light. Power has been restored, no need to worry, thank goodness.

And our Gertrude and Gloria Vanderbilt episode is coming to you next Monday, Georgia Power

willing. But today I'm not going to disappoint you. I do have a little bonus that we're going to

fill in with today. I think you're going to enjoy this.

It is a bonus of one of our Not Done Yet episodes from our done and done Patreon feed.

Grab your passports. We are crossing the pond today to visit the Kent countryside.

We're going to talk about Heaver Castle, the home of not one but two Tudor Queens, both Anne Boleyn and Anne of

Cleves, and also home of an Astor, William Waldorf Astor, specifically. It has all the things y'all like,

marriages, divorces, real estates, beheadings, and a little gilded age glitter too.

Thanks, everyone, for being so kind and understanding on how sometimes we all have to adjust with a quickness to the world that develops very quickly around us.

Until we meet again next week, friends, stay curious, keep on investigating.

Heaver Castle, two Tudor Queens and an astor. Let's investigate. Hey y'all, welcome to another episode of Not Done Yet. This time we're going to take a little trip across the pond and go to Hever Castle.

This story is called two queens of England and an Astor Brat too.

Oh my gosh, this is a fun one.

So in this not done yet, we're going to get into some sticky spider webs going from Tudor, England, to the Astor family.

We're going to take a little ride out to Heaver Castle in the Kent Countryside.

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