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We didn't take the triple tour and didn't take many pictures.
On the grounds there are several sculptures by Tom Every, as well as a gob of these funky-funky planters
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This interior photo was probably one of our favorite rooms. Overall we weren't swept away with House on the Rock, which the tour guides will tell you has nothing to do with the architect's feud with Frank Lloyd Wright, who's famous estate, Taliesin, is 5 miles down the road.
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