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The Independent, 29 April 2006
"(In Royston) you will find one of the strangest sights in Britain. Royston Cave was hacked by hand from the chalk beneath the main
crossroads, creating a circular chamber. The medieval carvings on the wall suggest that it was
used as a 13th-century place of worship by the Knights Templar. To find such a creation in
small-town Hertfordshire is extraordinary ... well worth visiting if you want to come up with a
Da Vinci Code-like conspiracy theory."
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