| FONTHILL | ___ Abbey, William Beckford's folly in Wiltshire (8) |
| WYATT | Buried in the south transept of Westminster Abbey, architect noted for the now demolished Fonthill Abbey on William Beckford's Wiltshire estate (5) |
| BATH | Location of Beckford's 4 (4) |
| DRESSING | Folly in straining dregs to make sauce (8) |
| RIEVAULX | ___ Abbey, ruined monastery (8) |
| LONGLEAT | Safari park in Wiltshire that opened in 1966 (8) |
| WANSDYKE | This leading entertainer has a swanky place in the back of beyond, built to give views of medieval earthworks in Wiltshire (8) |
| RIDGEWAY | The ____ , ancient path in southern England that begins near Avebury in Wiltshire (8) |
| TIDWORTH | Garrison town on A338 in Wiltshire (8) |
| LACOCK | ____ Abbey, country house in Wiltshire founded as a nunnery of the Augustinian order (6) |
| WHISTLER | Painter and illustrator whose notable works include a depiction of Ashcombe House (his friend Cecil Beaton's former home in Wiltshire), a 58ft-long mural in the dining room at Plas Newydd and a mural |
| OLDSARUM | Two ducks leaving malodorous bananas in Wiltshire site (3,5) |
| LONGFORD | ____ Castle, stately home in Wiltshire and seat of the Earl of Radnor |
| LYING | Being dishonest, engaging in folly in Galway |
| PINEAPPLE | The -; folly in Scotland built in 1761 by the Earl of Dunmore (9) |
| BULLYOFF | Expert not entirely accepting representation of folly in how game starts |
| BELLYFLOP | Common person from south embracing drunken folly in unattractive dive |
| MADNESS | Lunacy and folly in disorder (7) |
| HYMNTOTHEFALLEN | Potential national anthem encapsulating the folly in conflict |
| GLEN | ___ Abbey Golf Club, in Oakville in Ontario between Hamilton and Toronto |
