21 Miles south of Grantham down the A1 is Stamford.
Where another Stately home is = Burghley House. (click to check out).
The Lake.
By the Lake are many SculpturesOne of many is the Tree Sculptures
In the Garden of Surprises - one of many water features.
The Exit - You have to find how to turn off the water
Hope you have enjoyed - There's lots to see and its a very enjoyable day out.
In the Garden of Surprises - one of many water features.
The Exit - You have to find how to turn off the water
Fountain to get out - then you only have 1 minute
and it starts again - or you could walk all around to the
entrance to get out - if your feet can take the long walk.
(or walk through it - and get wet.)
(or walk through it - and get wet.)
Hope you have enjoyed - There's lots to see and its a very enjoyable day out.Have a pleasant week my Blogging Friends.
The Team-
Klaus - Sandy - Ivar - Wren - Fishing Guy - Louise.
That exit must be extremely popular with the kids!!
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These tree figures are absolutely great ! Must be a wonderful place to visit !
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Excellent pictures! Beautiful world!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful part of world!
ReplyDeletewow this Grantham in Lincolnshire is a fantastic place to visit, you showed it very well ,
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Great fun to try and find out how to turn off the water! Something my grandchildren would love that!
ReplyDeleteLove this post, Imac! What a fun and unusual place! Love the photo and info in your MWT intro, too. Excellent!
ReplyDeleteWhat incredible photos! and what an incredible place! What fun! Thank you so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteMac: Neat photo for the opening and a super look at the palace, nicely done. Loved those tree sculptures.
ReplyDeleteWOW, awesome post and photo's!!
ReplyDeleteTake care and thanks for sharing!!
Wonderful sequence of shot. I love the water feature. I also enjoyed your post on the home site for My world.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely fantastic virtual tour and I loved your into this week too.
ReplyDeleteTo the manor born, iMac!
ReplyDeleteWonderful post, I am going back to read it again and look at all those lovely photographs. I also enjoyoed your photo on the host page of My World. Brilliant! Thank you.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a beautiful and fun place to visit!
ReplyDeleteThose tree sculptures of the people were pretty cool...It would be interesting to seem them up close.
ReplyDeleteYes, this does look like a fun pleasant place to visit! Love the architecture and the photos with water, too. Tree sculptures seem like a nice surprise!
ReplyDeleteThat is absolutley incredible, I would love to visit that castle. Great pics.
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Regina In Pictures
What a great idea and in the summer getting wet is probably a lot of fun! Love the tree sculptures!
ReplyDeleteThat is awesome! I can just imagine my kids wandering through the fountain .. hehe! They are beautiful photos, and absolutely love the tree sculptures.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a wonderful place. What fun! So did you figure out the fountain in time?
ReplyDeleteNice little place in the country, IMAC. :) I would love to have the water feature to play with at my house!
ReplyDeleteVery cool place, those tree sculptures are amazing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great place to see and interesting photos and statues. Love it.
ReplyDeleteWhat an unusual place. I love the tree sculptures. Great tour, intro and captures. What's the fountain secret? Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteOHHHHH th emore I see the more I want to come see !!! How wonderful a place you live in! I so enjoy touring with you!
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Laura
What a great place to visit. Thank you so much for posting this. I would love to try to figure out that water exit. What fun! :-)
ReplyDeleteGorious photos! While I love the fun of the fountain, I think what fascinates me most must be those leaping figures in the tree! Great post!
ReplyDeleteThat's a great place to visit!!!
ReplyDeletebeauty!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a grand old house! You have so many of them in your vicinity.
ReplyDeleteI love the intellectual water feature! Thank you for this treat.
I apoloise for for getting the Áustralia' behind my name, I was so late posting and anxious to be on that I did not notice it was not automatically there. Sorry again.
The tree sculptures are amazing and I so love that exit, what a neat idea.
ReplyDeleteWhoa! Excellent shots! Nice place to visit.
ReplyDeletetoo good tour :)
ReplyDeletei loved the tree sculptures :)
Beautiful World.I´d like to visit that park.
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