Saturday we decided against climbing any mountains or hills and instead opted for a leisurely stroll around a local national trust property.
So off we went to Attingham Park.
On the drive to it the weather was awful, with rain lashing down. Luckily on our arrival it was dry and the sun decided to make an appearance.
We had a lovely walk around the mansion. My favourite rooms were the delicate feminine boudoir and the huge bright kitchen.
The grounds were beautiful.
And we even spotted a few deers too.
The flowers looks stunning,
And the memorial to the 8th earl of Attingham and his wife was touching,
I looked wind swept all day,
This was the best of a very bad bunch! |
Hubby enjoyed strolling amongst the trees,
Here is pulling his best stern face |
The history in the place is great.
This tree is 650 years old.
Imagine the tales it could tell.
It amazed me to see graffiti from 1943 and 1947 carved into this tree.
The view as walked back was stunning.
History just amazes me.
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that looks lovely,
ReplyDeletewe have a National Trust property local to me (Tyntesfield Estate) that I keep meaning to visit! x
It looks gorgeous, reminds me of Weston Park. xxx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos that looks like a stunning place xx
ReplyDeleteHi my dear-stunning photos, looks like you had a lovely time too xx
ReplyDeleteAh, I love Attingham. Such a great place with so much going on. I know a couple of the staff there and they're lovely. Glad you had a fab day :)
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