English: The Rotunda Temple. The Rotunda Temple taken from the Cricket Pitch in Brightling Park. John (Madjack) Fuller built this circular domed building in the Grecian style. It is 25ft high. There are many stories of why it was built. The most feasible is that it was used to store wine and other goods to be used when visiting the Temple on a hot summer afternoon, as this was a ideal spot to take tea. This is one of Mad Jack's five Follies.
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