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Driving between the massive stone pillars of the approach road to Blantyre, a 1902 Tudor estate turned country hotel in Lenox, feels like entering a more gracious time and place. The road winds up past open fields, with dense forest in the distance, finally revealing the brick and stone mansion—a commanding presence at the top of the hill. The air is crisp and clean as I grab my bag and step onto the pea stone car court and walk toward the portico. I pass through the arched doorway into a hall lined with floor-to-ceiling windows, which leads to the Great Hall. With a massive stone fireplace, decorative plaster ceilings, mahogany pan
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