Some photos …

for Wordless Wednesday

Here are just a few of the National Trust properties I visited last year.

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Biddulph Grange, Staffordshire.

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Keddlestone, Derbyshire

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Nostell, West Yorkshire.

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East Riddleden Hall. West Yorkshire.

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Mottisfont, Hampshire.

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Sudberry Hall, Derbyshire.

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…and closer to home, Scotney Castle, East Sussex,

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and Petworth House, West Sussex.

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…I could go on and on, but I’ll stop there!

 

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35 thoughts on “Some photos …

  1. hilarymb Mar 3, 2020 / 11:44

    Hi Keith – an interesting range to have visited … must have been fascinating and all by the look of it on pretty good weather days … cheers Hilary

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    • Keith's Ramblings Mar 5, 2020 / 09:08

      They look even better when the sun’s out! I won’t be visiting any today, that’s for sure! Thanks, Hilary

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  2. stevebethere Mar 3, 2020 / 12:11

    Wow you get about don’t you loved all the photos nice to see I can’t remember the last time I was out of London heheh!

    Thanks for the nice tour

    Have a tanfastical week 🙂

    PS: I added you to my linky 😉

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    • Keith's Ramblings Mar 5, 2020 / 09:11

      I can’t remember the last time I was in London – apart from Ikea in Croydon if that counts!

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    • Keith's Ramblings Mar 5, 2020 / 09:19

      The history behind them is also fascinating. Near where I live, the National Trust own Batemans, Rudyard Kipling’s home and Chartwell where Winston Churchill lived. The list goes on and on.

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  3. Cathy Kennedy Mar 4, 2020 / 11:41

    Keith,

    WOW, these places are so stately and elegant! The first thing I thought of is Biltmore Estates in Asheville, North Carolina. That’s the closest place I’ve been to that makes me think of these homes you visited. It’s pretty amazing to think someone had or has that kind of money to have such a grand place but honestly if I had that kind of money I don’t believe in a million years that I’d want a home this big. I want to be comfortable but in a place like this I’d get lost. lol Great photo-ops! Come join my WildWednesdays linky party where just about anything goes. Happy WW, my friend!

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  4. Esha Mar 4, 2020 / 14:09

    You must have had some very memorable visits to places that spell so much beauty and grandeur! Even in their decline, these old structures look so imposing and stately.
    So glad you shared these photos with us, Keith. Thank you for joining our blog hop this week.

    Happy #ww and a fabulous week ahead!

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    • Keith's Ramblings Mar 5, 2020 / 09:24

      Fortunately, the wonderful National Trust is there to preserve and maintain them. My annual membership fee is worth every penny! Good to be back Esha.

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  5. csuhpat1 Mar 4, 2020 / 15:44

    Wow, so very beautiful. Thanks for sharing these. Lovely pics you took.

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  6. TravelerInMe Mar 4, 2020 / 16:35

    Awesome! To be able to visit such grand monuments and pretty places is fantastic.

    Hope you have a great year in terms of travel …….. on that note, Happy Wednesday Keith!

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  7. Karen Waide Mar 5, 2020 / 04:32

    Wow, some really awesome pictures of some awesome looking places. Thanks for sharing

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  8. Natasha Mar 5, 2020 / 05:32

    Thanks for the tour, Keith and so glad to see you back on #WW.

    Have a fabulous rest of the week ahead!

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  9. Cynthia J. Coleman Mar 10, 2020 / 02:28

    Wow, those are some gorgeous places, Keith! Never been to England, just Canada and around the USA. I have a Yorkie mix dog, though. Hope you are doing well.

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    • Keith's Ramblings Mar 10, 2020 / 09:04

      I’m delighted you lked them Cynthia. Maybe we’ll see you here one day!

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