Surrendell, isolated farmhouse near Bath, Avon
Mar. 03, 1970 - Exclusive Pictures of Princess Margaret's Hippie-Style Hideaway Where She Visits Her Friend Roddy Llewellyn A series of pictures of the 350-year-old isolated farmhouse, called Surrendell, a few miles from Bath, Avon, where Princess Margaret visited her friend Roddy Llewellyn, and his equally freaky friends who run a restaurant called Parson Sally. It is where the owners of the way-out restaurant in Bath live in a kind of upper-class hippie commune. Princess Margaret was there twice last autumn, and it is there she swaps pomp and circumstance for the eccentric lifestyle of a commune. The tumbledown farm is owned by Roddy, the 28-year-old son of Colonel Harry Llewellyn, who won an Olympic gold medal on show jumper Foxhunter in 1952. Photo Shows:- A goat stands guard outside the 350-year-old farmhouse where Princess Margaret twice visited her friend Roddy Llewellyn
