Poor show for me this week! However, who can guess what the really tall building is?
Friday, 20 August 2010
Thursday, 12 August 2010
Roads and Pathways
Joe and Harry running around the crop circle which is being built in Attington Park walled garden. They loved following the pathway to the centre and back again |
Attington Park, this must have been the Stable Managers house because it is attached to the stable block. The flowers were beautiful there, a real cottage garden! The National Trust Volunteers were working really hard. |
The Monkey Forest in Staffordshire. It was great seeing all of these monekys living wild in their own packs. This one was busy on our footpath foraging for something |
Erddig Hall Gardens, coming through from the Rose Walled Garden into the main garden area. |
Jason with Joe riding Cola across the footbridge by our livery yard in Rossett.
On our adventure to Chirk Castle, we followed a grass pathway which led to this little peaceful hide hole
The paths in Chirk Castle gardens led to alsorts of wonderful places with the most amazing plants.
This is the footway into Chirk Castle. The buildings you can see are add ons from when the Castle was built by Edward I in 13th Century.
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Wednesday, 4 August 2010
Smells!
I love the smell of the sea!
Walking through the woodland part of Chirk Castle we stumbled across a stone hut which probably belongs to the gardener. We peaked through the window and the smell of burnt wood was so powerful. They had been making charcoal there and those sacks are full of it!
Chirk Castle gardens! I love this part of the garden because its like a cottage garden and the smell of flowers is lovely.
The smell of our pony Cola, there is nothing in the world like it. Whenever I smell him I am transported back to childhood and happy care free days.
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