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Lily and Poppy Wellstead in the spectacular undersea section of the Festival.
As the clocks go back the lights come on at Longleat House in Wiltshire - as the hugely popular Festival of Light switches on.
The English country estate is transformed with 800 illuminated lanterns to take visitors on a magical journey around the world and under the sea.
Staff at the popular park attraction say this is their most ambitious event yet, with a team of highly-skilled Chinese artists spending more than 7,000 hours to complete the different stories for A Fantastic Voyage.
The displays have used more than 25 miles of silk and LED lighting strips, as well as more than 60,000 light bulbs.
Pic: PhilYeomans/BNPS
Lily and Poppy Wellstead in the spectacular undersea section of the Festival.
As the clocks go back the lights come on at Longleat House in Wiltshire - as the hugely popular Festival of Light switches on.
The English country estate is transformed with 800 illuminated lanterns to take visitors on a magical journey around the world and under the sea.
Staff at the popular park attraction say this is their most ambitious event yet, with a team of highly-skilled Chinese artists spending more than 7,000 hours to complete the different stories for A Fantastic Voyage.
The displays have used more than 25 miles of silk and LED lighting strips, as well as more than 60,000 light bulbs.
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