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I recently had the pleasure of going to a place called Puzzlewood in the Forest of Dean

and if you've been there before, you'll know exactly why I'm starting to talk about this. And if you've not

heard of it before, you may recognize it still or have seen it and not actually realised it because supposedly it's actually a wood

that's been used for several famous films in the past.

Apparently, Puzzlewood is featured in some of the Lord of the Rings films, for example.

And if you ever had the chance to visit, you would understand exactly why it is a place that people might wish to film something of fantasy in, because it is straight out of a book

of fairies or folklore.

And it's strange because before you enter this woodland,

you wouldn't immediately think that anything particularly interesting was nearby.

You know, when we went to visit, we pulled up at what was ostensibly sort of a family farm,

almost like a petting zoo style arrangement.

And we pulled up on this sort of gravel car park.

Got ourselves up and walked down the gravel path towards a pretty humble, small looking gift shop area

and showed them our tickets.

We got in and as soon as we got in, we actually sat down to have some lunch,

because it was around lunchtime, so we brought some stuff to picnic on. There were some benches

nearby, so we ate what we brought.

And we were sort of just in the sort of front area of a farm, really. There was something quite cool

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