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Day four of my camping trip
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The Stourhead landscape garden was created 300 years ago by Henry Hoare 11. His vision was a living work of art with trees, temples and other architectural features around a grand lake.
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From Stourhead, I started my journey home having experienced one of the most enjoyable camping trips ever!
En route I passed Stonehenge.
This is one of my pictures from Wordless Wednesday last June. If you missed them and you’re interested, they’re HERE!
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Keith's Ramblings 
What a fab camping trip LQQKS beautiful there and all that fresh air too that would be heaven for me heheh! 🙂
Thanks for taking us on your camping trip have a Stonehengetastic week 👍
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A lot fresher than London air!
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A spectacular place Keith. Thanks for sharing
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My pleasure, Sadje.
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it looks lovely there and thanks for taking us with you
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It really is, thanks, Beth.
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What a beautiful place! It reminds of of Pride and Prejudice and an episode of the Hercule Poirot series starring Sir David Suchet. Also, Stonehenge!
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Thanks, Maria. It would be the perfect setting!
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Hi Keith – it looks amazing and you had a wonderful English day by the look of it. I also love the brooding Stonehenge … we are lucky to have so many places of wonder to behold. What good news the camping trip was a delight for you … lots of interesting places – I loved the Cheddar Gorge and cheeses: and one day must visit! Cheers Hilary
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We are lucky indeed. I couldn’t recommend visiting Cheddar more highly!
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Gorgeousness on overdrive!!!! ❤️💕❤️
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What a lovely comment, thanks, Dawn!
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Only a pleasure 😊
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These are incredible, Keith! Absolutely stunning! This appears to be a very relaxing and meditative location. I love the building in photo #3. There’s something romantic about stone bridges, don’t you think?
If I’m not mistaken, our friend Mr. Bump lives quite near Stonehenge.
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Stone bridges are indeed very special and that one’s a beauty! The temple you mentioned is probably the smallest and the one in the distance in picture 1 is the largest. I didn’t realise Mr B was a Stonehengian!
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Downton, I believe.
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What an idyllic place. Looks peaceful..Great photos…The lakeside looks inviting.
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It’s perfect! Thanks, Suzette.
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Lovely photos. I grew up a few blocks from Lake Erie which is the smallest of the Great Lakes between the US and Canada. Compared to the lakes in your photos it is big.
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Thanks, Patricia, it couldn’t be more different!
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That’s a most beautiful estate, thank you for sharing the photos.
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My pleasure, Mimi.
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I do love the Temple of love. What a gorgeous spot. I really want to see Stonehenge one day. Great pic!
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It is…and you must! Thanks, Lydia.
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What a beautiful place. You love the outdoors like we do. We like to camp on our boat though. Not in a tent.
Thank you for hosting the Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop.
Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday and rest of the week, Keith. 🙂
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Thanks, Sandee. I’ve hired a few narrow boats in the past, and may again one day!
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Thank you for sharing these stunning photos! The views and reflection shots are absolutely amazing.
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Thanks for your kind words, Shiju.
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Can you imagine living on such an estate? How grand it would be!
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I can’t, but I’m sure I’d love it!
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Such a beautiful area and so tranquil. When we hear camping, we envision woods, bears, tents, nothing like this.
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I like the sound of your kind of camping!
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It looks lovely with the bridge and the follies. Surprisingly even though it is not too far (about 100 miles) I don’t think I have ever been there.
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It’s the second time I’ve been there and it won’t be the last! It’s a National Trust favourite of mine.
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This camping trip gets better and better. Very nice. Enjoying all of it.
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The lake and its surroundings are very beautiful (I wouldn’t mind being there right now). I particularly like the bridge, and I find myself very curious about the temples. It seems like they are decorative architecture or art pieces, but do they also function in some way?
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I can only assume the smaller ones were built for their architectural value, however, the large one at the far end of the lake is in use.
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The views are spectacular. WOW!
Thank you for taking us along on this amazing camping trip, Keith.
Happy Thursday!
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I had four wonderful days, thanks for tagging along, Veronica!
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This is beautiful!
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It certainly is.
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