| WW1 memorial at Tatton |
As you can see it was a glorious spring day.
I could zoom in to take photos of the deer without getting too close!
| Red Deer |
| Fallow deer |
The No.1 Parachute Training School was stationed at Tatton from 1940-1945
When a new house was built in 1716 the Old hall was abandoned...it was all closed up behind a wall so we couldn't see much of it.
By the time we got to the lake we decided we needed an Ice Lolly!!
Then a walk back through the woods towards the Hall.
For another look at Alex Blakey's WW1 memorial.
and just a little instagram snap from my birthday meal with Hubby.
All such a long time ago....in April!
Gorgeous - especially the swans in love! x
ReplyDeleteOnce again - lovely photos! I, too, love the green of spring. I am used to seeing WWII memorials in the US but I forget we were not the only country involved. Thanks for sharing, I love seeing it.
ReplyDeleteOh these are lovely! Well done on the deer!!!! They are superb.the memorial is finely done. X
ReplyDeleteTatton Park is one of my favourite places and we're well overdue a visit. Thanks for taking me there today - lovely photos. x
ReplyDeleteFunnily enough we have been to the old Hall more than the new one! Including for Halloween (which was fun!).
ReplyDeleteWhere did all that pretty sunshine go?
I love Tatton Park. These photo's are FAB! I've not seen the war memorial xxx
ReplyDeleteExquisite! I think that war memorial is rather unique. I like the transparent top. The carousel is awesome. You take fabulous photos, friend!
ReplyDeleteDeb
Ah! A wild bunny! I love that one in the pen too. :-)
ReplyDeleteThe memorial is stunning.
ReplyDeleteThe swans look so beautiful and the ww1 memorial is amazing. Thanks for a great look around Tatton xx
ReplyDeleteGreat photos....is the world's largest Lindt bunny in there??!! Oh my! Bxx
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful. I miss my pleasant walks. Am looking forward to time in the States next month and August and lots of hiking. Best wishes, Tammy
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