‘I’ve never forgotten the photographer who came in as white as a sheet and said he hadn’t realised the fence was electrified. Until he was astride it. Nasty.’ Join Mary Mackie and husband Chris as they revisit Felbrigg Hall, the stately home they lived and worked in for several years. Behind the beauty of the gardens, resplendent with apple blossom and wisteria, and beyond the imposing majesty of the seventeenth-century architecture, a constant battle is waged against mould and fungus, over-zealous conservationists, and floors on the brink of collapse … Mary reveals the quirks and quagmires of living in this wonderful Norfolk National Trust house.