The original house which is now privately owned.
How gorgeous are the twisted branches of this old rhododendron. In a few months the park will be full of lilac blooms from these gorgeous plants.
Some sculpture made from an old tree trunk. There are lots of pieces in the park and all the benches have been made from felled trees. Each of the benches has been woodworked with the name of the wood and a picture of the trees leave and seed pod.
The new walkways that they are putting in....definately saves from getting muddy boots!
Finally, a view looking up through the park. We took monkey's bike so didn't go up round these walks...maybe next time. To think it is all just on our doorstep.
2 comments:
Looks a lovely walk, Veryan. You are so right, we don't fully appreciate what's just around the corner.
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Beutiful and very well represented by your photographs!
It makes me wish I lived near by to go and visit it myself although we have a beautiful park here in Lancaster, Williamson Park with a huge memorial building in the middle that you can see from miles around.
We do have dogs and it is a lovely place to walk them ;-)
Thanks for sharing this, we do need to look closer at the beauty that is all around us
God Bless
Teri xxx
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