But while Stourhead has become a nationally celebrated attraction, Redlynch park has retired into relative seclusion.
Instead, this is the more familiar refrain: save a healthy slice of your salary from the start of your career, invest it in a diversified portfolio and then you should be able to retire with relative ease.
It has caused a serious and growing breach in the American social contract, that great part of the American myth that if you work hard, you play by the rules, your children will be better off and you might be able to retire in relative security.
Me? Enough to live on Save, save, save Under one roof Don't go yet Grey power Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsEverywhere, the political forces supporting the privileges of the retired are powerful, relative to those of the young.
Many of General Gehlen's relatives retired.
In search of answers I criss-crossed Pakistan, tracking down Siddiqui's relatives, retired ministers, shadowy spy types and pamphleteers.
YOUTH IS RELATIVE Having retired as chief executive of U.S. Bancorp last year at 63, Jerry A. Grundhofer would not be expected to lead a youth movement in corporate boardrooms.
At 32 – an age by which many boxers would have retired – James is a relative youngster in the scene.
Patient demographic factors significantly associated with higher likelihood of being diagnosed with depression included: being female, being aged 35 years and above; being unemployed, retired, or home-maker (relative to being employed); being non-Chinese, having no regular exercise pattern; having seen a doctor within the last 4 weeks; and having two or more co-morbidities.
Today, those friends and relatives have retired or taken easier jobs.
