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| The King's Beasts and the magical golden statue of Diana, goddess and protector of the Wild, Hampton Court Palace |
The magical statues of Hampton Court as depicted by Georgie Hampton |
Out in the park, the Park Warden made his way home from Mr. Davie’s party. Hidden by the trees he stopped and waited, hoping to see the marvellous, sparkling creatures running free across the grass. The King's Beasts and Diana in Hector's Midsummer Madness Jo Rutherford 2010 |
| "They do say that Shakespeare came to Hampton Court on Midsummer’s Eve to see the magical statues come to life, but because the event is a very private affair, he missed the magic, and so instead wrote Midsummer Night’s Dream." |
| The King's Beasts |
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