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Upside-down house
The attraction, called the Upside Down House, will be a semi-permanent attraction at Clacton Pavilion.
Visitors take photos as they go round, spinning them 180 degrees afterwards to give the illusion they are walking on the ceiling.
Abbie Sams, manager of Clacton Pavilion, explains how the Upside Down House works.
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