I am fairly confident I have overcome my recent computer problems
This post is more of a test to share a few more images from our trip to Eaton Hall last weekend.
The formal gardens behind the mansion
These are the gates to the orchard and vegetable gardens.
Fountains in the formal gardens
The Camellia Walk... reputably the longest corridor in the world
The Dukes 19th Century carriage collection
His memorabilia from his army career... not too many people can keep their old helicopters!
The garden borders were fantastic
There was an area planted with wild flowers... it was so lovely to see
Pruned to grow low... hence the stepover name.
These are the gates that lead up to the Dukes front door... it's a wonderful place to visit.
Our World Tuesday
Our World Tuesday
13 comments:
What a grand place to visit. Unusual for me to see the helicopter in that type of flight display. I usually see them sitting on the ground. Also unusual to see apples grown that way!
a helicopter as yard decor! that's unique!
Glad your PC has recovered! That place is remarkable. I could walk miles and miles along a corridor lined with camellias -- how very lovely it must be!
WOW! This is a fantastic place to visit. the entraance gates are very impressive as is the mansion. The gardens are magnificnet and I also have never seen apples grown tht way. I am suprised people do not pick them! Good that your computer is fixed.
all of these photos are fantastic, the gates are AMAZING and i love that roof on the pathway... so true, not many can keep their helicopters.
I remember there was an army surplus store in Notts where you could but second hand surface to air missiles, should you have desired.
What an elegant and beautiful place to visit ~ all wonderful photography ~
Happy Week to you,
artmusedog and carol
ps. When I came to your site I did get some type of ad flashed across the screen ~ don't know if this is your doing or something else ~ thought you might like to know ~ may be contributing to computer problems?????
the gardens are pretty amazing!
what an interesting place to visit. your photos do it justice.
Wowza! What gorgeous shots.
So much to see and admire from that camellia walk to the helicopter.
I'm glad you have your computer back on line. Beautiful showing of the garden.
Gorgeous gates and gardens!
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