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  1. #ukcountrypic #photography #NCostwolds #Gloucestershire #BaddesleyClinton

    Back to May 2019

    The manor house at Baddesley Clinton is built primarily of stone, with a distinctive moat surrounding the main building. The architecture is a mix of medieval and Tudor styles, reflecting the various phases of construction and renovation that took place over the centuries
    The gardens are beautifully maintained and complement the historic house.

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  2. #ukcountrypic #photography #NCostwolds #Gloucestershire #BaddesleyClinton

    Back to May 2019

    Baddesley Clinton has been home to the Ferrers family for over 500 years, beginning with John Brome, who purchased the estate in the late 15th century. The manor was then passed down through the Ferrers line, with each generation contributing to its development and preservation. The house is notable for its role as a Catholic refuge during the English Reformation, providing sanctuary to persecuted Catholics and harboring priests in secret hiding places.
    The gardens at Baddesley Clinton are beautifully maintained and complement the historic house.

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  3. #ukcountrypic #photography #NCostwolds #Gloucestershire #BaddesleyClinton

    Back to May 2019

    Baddesley Clinton is a historic moated manor house located in the heart of Warwickshire, England, near the village of Lapworth. The estate has a rich history dating back to the 13th century and is renowned for its picturesque setting, fascinating architecture, and well-preserved interiors. Now managed by the National Trust, Baddesley Clinton offers visitors a glimpse into the lives of the people who lived there over the centuries.

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  4. #ukcountrypic #photography #NCostwolds #Gloucestershire #BatsfordArboretum

    Back to June 2019

    Batsford Arboretum is a renowned botanical garden located in the Cotswolds, near Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire, England. Covering around 56 acres, it is one of the largest private collections of trees and shrubs in the country. The arboretum is famous for its stunning displays of trees, particularly its collection of Japanese maples, magnolias, and flowering cherries, as well as its impressive autumn colors.