Not your typical Ramada! This was a 19th Bath stone manor house back in its day. This was the first stop on my trip to England. Click on the link for the hotel's website, The Ramada Grange Hotel. My English Herbal Companion and I stayed here for a couple of days. It was very relaxing.
This yew tree is several hundred years old! What a beautiful specimen it is!
Maybe a caretaker's house on the property. It was very picturesque.
The walls around the property were very old. The English Herbal Companion and I thought this was the entrance for the kitchen garden.
Bad photo but we had wildlife visiting a green spotted woodpecker and a rabbit not a hare. You will just have to take my word that the rabbit was climbing on and around the rumble of the wall in the back. My English Herbal Companion will hopefully be adding her remarks to my posts when she gets back to Spain where she lives now. More later! Beautiful days outside. Will show you the garden tomorrow. Two more batches of raspberry jam today! Talk to you later! | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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13 comments:
You stayed in a lovely place. The caretaker's house is very charming too.
Thanks Terra for stopping by!
Excellent read. I like your style...have a good one!/Nice blog! Keep it up!
kitchen garden
You stayed in a beautiful part of the country. Looking forward to reading about the rest of your stay.
Alan
Thanks Academic and Thrup'ny bits for stopping by!
Looks like it was a wonderful trip. Love the pictures. That Yew tree is stunning. I love old trees. I have several Spruce on my one property that are almost 100yrs old. The former owners told me. And one of them is my spirit tree. Never had one before living here.
I love old trees as well, seanymph. Thanks for stopping by!
beautiful spot!
Thanks Wendy!
All I can say is... WOW!
It was really beautiful, TG! Thanks for coming by!
green eyed fairy here Nancy! how enchanting it all is. Glad you had a fab timeXXX
Yes, Leslie, I certainly had a wonderful time! Going to share more.
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