BAD KING JOHN'S LOST PALACE

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Tony and the Team venture into the verdant outskirts of Sherwood Forest, drawn by the tantalizing possibility that a humble farmer's field in Clipstone village might conceal the remnants of a significant historical site. The presence of high-class stone carvings suggests a royal connection, possibly a hunting lodge or ceremonial hall rather than a grand palace, linked to the legends of Robin Hood and the often-maligned King John. Landowner Mickey Bradley champions the cause for its preservation as a heritage site. Adding a layer of historical context, Tony Rotherham delves into the harsh realities faced by poachers in these royal hunting grounds, a world inhabited by figures like Robin Hood. Rotherham also provides a visceral demonstration of the traditional deer carcass unmaking ritual, offering a tangible connection to the past practices of the era.