for Wordless Wednesday and others!
Sissinghurst Castle Garden in the Weald of Kent in England, was created by Vita Sackville-West, poet and writer, and her husband Harold Nicolson, author and diplomat. It is among the most famous gardens in England and is designated Grade I on Historic England’s register of historic parks and gardens. The castle tower dating from the 16th century is virtually all that remains of the grand Manor House.
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What a wonderful garden, Keith. And a magnificent building. I’d love to get through the railing into the library! Great photos.
Me too Jenne! The library is halfway up the tower.
It’s a beautiful place. Thanks for sharing
My pleasure, thanks Sadje.
You’re welcome Keith
Beautiful pictures. Thanks for sharing, Keith
I’m pleased you liked then Shweta.
Beautiful pictures, I can imagine sitting there writing. Especially the library.
It’s inspirational. Thanks so much.
Wow what a fab set of photos looks lovely there I enjoyed these it was like being there :-0
Have a manortastic week 👍
A shame you weren’t! Cheers, Steve.
Thank you, it was a lovely stroll.
Thanks for coming along Mimi!
Beautiful flowers and plants and everything looks so green. Everything is so dry here. Beautiful shots, Keith.
Thank you for hosting the Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop.
Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday and rest of the week. 🙂
Thank you, Sandee. The garden’s at its best right now.
Wow! That is just gorgeous. Quite an insight for me (over here in Australia). That’s stunning.
Seasonal opposites! I’m delighted you enjoyed them Lydia.
As my traveling days are at a long standstill, Keith, I greatly appreciate your sharing these colorful photos. The flowers are delightful framed with such stunning green lawns.
Not being able to travel abroad right now I’m making the most of what surrounds me. Thanks for your kind words, Gail.
It is lovely and definitely is very much England style.
Very much so! Thanks for taking a look.
What a beautiful place. You make me want to visit England.
Thanks so much. Being stuck here unable to fly away for almost 2 years I’m beginning to wonder why I never took much notice of my own country!
Beautiful. I would like to visit ASAP.
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I’d love to show you around! Thanks, Regine
Fascinating castle and gardens. I was particularly intrigued by the gate tower, it’s so “thin” – and then surrounded by lush vegetation.
It was originally part of a larger building, it certainly does look a little unusual now! Thanks for dropping by.
Beautiful gardens and the castle is magnificent. Thanks for sharing with all of us. Have a lovely week.
It’s a lovely place. Thanks for dropping by Anne.
I love it! Especially since I spend the evenings binging British TV!
I binge US telly! Cheers.
Such a lovely place. I love seeing pictures of England. My mom was from there. Grew up somewhere in Kent.
Kent is a beautiful county and next door to Sussex where I took these photos! I’m pleased you enjoyed them, Karen.
It is a wonderful place. Wish I could go there.
It sure is. Thanks Shiju.
Such a beautiful place. So very lovely.
Such a beautiful place. Thanks for sharing it. Very nice.
Thank you for dropping by.
What amazing architecture and beautiful gardens!!
Have a happy week to you and your family!
It’s a wonderful place. Thanks so much.
Thought I left a comment, because I loved this garden with all these flowers, seemingly planted plan. But I had a chaotic battle with a lost password that day. My excuse for the day:):) Emille (former: Jesh)
A perfect excuse Emille! Thanks so much for dropping by.
Hi Keith – those are wonderful photos – and definitely enticing one to visit … which I’ve never done. Brilliant to see them – thank you … cheers Hilary