adventure time: Hereford
With a rainy Saturday morning, solo parenting and a day to kill we packed up the car and drove up to Malvern. A sleep, a sandwich and a run around the garden later we were back in the car and heading into beautiful Herefordshire. As usual our destination was a National Trust property deep in the countryside, where we found a castle surrounded by grassy meadows, a stream and panoramic views. The rain had stopped but the wind continued making the grasses dance and inviting us to wade through.
We witnessed a reenactment of a battle from 1745, and the air was filled with the smell of gunpowder and we heard shouts from officers and the crack from bayonets. Walking around the grand castle we gazed upon the rooms as they once were preserved for our enjoyment. Theo found a toy fort to play with complete with knights and horses. We ended the visit with generous portions of cream tea as we sheltered from the wind before we made our way back home once more.
We witnessed a reenactment of a battle from 1745, and the air was filled with the smell of gunpowder and we heard shouts from officers and the crack from bayonets. Walking around the grand castle we gazed upon the rooms as they once were preserved for our enjoyment. Theo found a toy fort to play with complete with knights and horses. We ended the visit with generous portions of cream tea as we sheltered from the wind before we made our way back home once more.
gorgeous...as always. Did you know National Trust membership is on my wishlist because of you!? x
ReplyDeletehaha thanks! you should definitely get one, so worth it, plus kids are free under 5! I find it really useful when you've got nothing planned for the day/weekend and not much money!
DeleteI love our local NT place for picnics and looking at the farm animals. It'll save us money just for the many times we go there. Plus, Bug has really started getting into castles. Grandpa's a history teacher, so he's thrilled. Anyway, I hope to see you guys in August if you we go to the balloon fiesta. Is it expensive?
Deleteyey do it! The balloon festival? No it's free!! and you can bring a picnic which we usually do. Would love to meet up with you!
DeleteBeautiful images. Do you edit your photos? They have a lovely filter xx
ReplyDeleteThank you! Yes I do, these were all taken with my iPhone so are out through the vsco app then tinkered with in photoshop a little!
DeleteLooks like an absolutely gorgeous place. Lovely pics!
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