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As soon as he started the tour he said to us, “I hope you don't mind but when we go around some of the sharp turns on the mountain roads we blow our hooters.” I looked at Bill and he looked at me and we started laughing. Bill explained what “hooters” are in the United States but here they call their car horns “hooters”.

First he took us to the Longwood House. It was a gorgeous home amidst breathtaking flower gardens! Even though the entire island is owned by the United Kingdom, the Longwood House and surrounding gardens were sold to France and the French flag flies on the property.

This mansion was the final residence of Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. He died in the home and was buried not far from here, although his body was later exhumed and moved to Paris.


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