(Barnsley House in the Cotswolds, England)
Can you imagine having a view of these gardens from your room?
There is my honey :) He was such a trooper looking at all the gardens I drug him around too. We did castles for him.
When I took this picture I had no idea it was famous. It looks like I just missed the bloom. It was a stunning alle.
The whole trip was a dream. And this garden was a perfect part of the dream.
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Lush green and simply beautiful...Your hubby looks as if he found a cool, shady spot.
(I'm here looking for your mosiac, but Blogger is being fruity this morning. In fact, your entire post disappeared while I was here and it took a bit of refreshing to get it back. None of the other blogs have loaded for the day either and mine was posted two hours ago. So perhaps it's Blogger's fault that I don't see a mosaic in your sidebar.)
You did a great job with your photos. It is a disappointing thing, I think, to see something of beauty and not have your camera with you. You are probably like I am. I go nowhere without it. Thanks for sharing.
Peggy
It was so good of Dan to indulge your garden tramping. Bet some of those castles you visited also had gardens. :D
Ten years ago when my sis and I were over there, we visited Dunvegan Castle which had lovely wooded gardens. It was July 6 and the rhodies were gorgeous!
Oh I would truly love to have this view! I also really like how those fine old English houses have all those chimneys...makes a handsome profile.
These gardens are amazing, truly an Eden...
You are in England? Since when? How did I not know about any of this?
That would probably be the most enchanting place to stay...I will have to go there someday :) England is second on my list of places I still need to go. After Ireland, of course!
Jourdan, we were there on our 25th anniversary 8 years ago. We are making another trip to Europe maybe next spring.
I remember when you were there....still jealous...maybe I can stowe away in your suitcase next Spring and go with you!
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Beautiful photos...and most inviting gardens! I would love to visit the English countryside one day.
Those are beautiful photos. I would love to stay there and walk in those gardens.
Wow!! What a beautiful, historic place. You are so fortunate to visit this countryside and gardens. Thank you for taking so many photos to share with us. I have looked at each of them three times. They must have quite a few grounds keepers. A dream it was.
It's a dream of mine to visit the English countryside. How wonderful to stroll about in those amazing gardens! Thanks for your lovely comment on my blog. I'm looking forward to visting you here again very soon. ~Kathy
These pictures are just gorgeous!
Oh my so beautiful..the gardens are amazing!!!
Yes, I paint our grass all the time and it drives my husband CRAZY!!!!!!
sandy toe
What a fabulous place to spend some time...gardener or not! The pictures are lovely..thank you for the tour!
It's all so lush and green. Nothing like where I live. Oh boy, I can hardly wait till next week!
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