A Walk At Rufford Abbey County Park. Happy Monday, friends. How is your Monday morning going so far? So today I am sharing some photo’s that I took at Rufford Abbey County Park in summer.

A Walk At Rufford Abbey County Park.I loved Summer and so sad to see it disappearing.

A Walk At Rufford Abbey County Park:
A Walk At Rufford Abbey County Park. Experience the magic of summer at Rufford Abbey County Park with a delightful walk amidst nature’s splendor.

Immerse yourself in lush greenery, fragrant flowers, and tranquil lakes as you stroll through this enchanting park.
Discover the rich history of Rufford Abbey, a 12th-century Cistercian monastery, while enjoying the vibrant beauty of the season.

Whether you’re seeking a peaceful escape or a fun-filled family outing, a walk at Rufford Abbey County Park in summer offers a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure.
I love taking photos of brick walls and selfies so a combination of the two today.
Brick wall selfie, and why not!?

A Walk At Rufford Abbey County Park:
Let the warmth of the sun and the gentle breeze rejuvenate your spirit as you explore the captivating trails and embrace the serenity of this idyllic setting.

A Walk At Rufford Abbey County Park. How beautiful if this burgundy Lilly? Because I love taken photos of flowers. ‘And all at once, summer collapsed into fall’ – Oscar Wilde.
Indeed, Worry is a total waste of time. It doesn’t change anything. All it does it steal your joy and keep you very busy doing nothing. Unknown.
Sometimes being alone with your thoughts can be dangerous. So, Live Laugh Love every day. Photo-bomb alert!! When your dog (Mollie The Border Collie) photo-bombs your photo!!
Ha, ha!! So sweet.

Expect The Unexpected:
You never know what you will see on a walk in the country. Love this quickly, county Autumn shot! At the same time as being very summery.

Furthermore, where will adventure take you today?
A Walk At Rufford Abbey County Park Summer 2020: But first, let me take a selfie.
Or better still, you take a photo of me taking a selfie. So then, I Never Promised You A Rose Garden!! Remember this, I beg your pardon. I never promised you a rose garden. Along with the sunshine. There’s gotta be a little rain some time- Lynn Anderson. Oh, how I would love a garden full of pretty roses!!
Would you love a garden full of roses too?

Monday, right!?
Remember…
“Mondays are the start of the work week which offer new beginnings 52 times a year!”- David Dweck.

‘To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow.’ Audrey Hepburn.
So beautiful.
Fun fact: Orange (tiger) lilies symbolise confidence, pride, and wealth.

A Big House In The Country:
He lives in a house. A very big house in the country. Watchin’ afternoon repeats. And the food he eats in the country- Yes I was a big Blur fan back in the day.
Don’t you just love big country houses!? Rufford Abbey Country Park, Big Country House, Nottinghamshire.

Good Shoes:
Good shoes take you good places- Unknown.
Love a good pair of comfy shoes for doing lots of walking. Converse are my usual go-to pair. What is your go-to pair?

Stop and smell the roses but also don’t forget to take a few photos as they are so beautiful.
Red roses have to be my all-time favourite flowers, what are your favourite flowers?

A Walk At Rufford Abbey County Park.


A Walk At Rufford Abbey County Park.
You cannot live your life to please others. The choice must be yours.” – White Queen, from Alice in Wonderland.

Summer Quotes:
Be as true to each other as this dial is to the Sun- Unknown.
Metal sundial in the gardens at Rufford Abbey Country Park, Nottinghamshire, England, UK.


“It is better to take many small steps in the right direction than to make a great leap forward only to stumble backward.”- Unknown.
Love this motivational quote. Do you too?

And a pop of pink to start your day. Love pink it is such a beautiful colour.
Strangely though, pink clothes never suit me!! So I wonder why?

OK, I admit it, I thought he was holding his heart when I posed for this photo!!
Turns out it is a Golden Delicious.
A sculpture by Michael Disley and made of stone. I missed the stalk!! How cool is this sculpture? I love it (see what I did there!! phew!!).

Orangery, fountain and garden wall at Rufford Abbey.
What a lovely view from the orangery!?

A Walk At Rufford Abbey County Park:
Quote of the day: Those aren’t grey hairs… They’re strands of glitter- Unknown.
Love this quote!! Also my new motivational quote!
Have a great week and remember, when you see a grey hair in the mirror, it’s not a grey hair it’s a strand of glitter!!

One Door Closes:
When a door closes you have two choices: give up, or keep going- Rihanna.
Something fun about large doors, you never know what is behind them. Rufford Abbey Country Park, Big Country House, Nottinghamshire.

“Promise me one thing, take a lot of pictures because you’ll only regret the ones you didn’t take?” -Nicholas Sparks.

Be Like A Tree: Be like a tree. Stay grounded. Connect with your roots. Turn over a new leaf. Bend before you break. Enjoy your unique natural beauty. Keep growing.
So A Walk At Rufford Abbey County Park.
What I Wore: Dress: H&M | Shoes: Converse |Bag: Primark
Such a beautiful park to visit and take a walk around. So much to see and beautiful walks here.
Rufford Abbey County Park Address: Rufford Abbey Country Park, Ollerton, Nottinghamshire, NG22 9DF
How Big Is Rufford Park? Apparently, it is 150-acre. Parking is inside the park.
The abbey remains to sit within Rufford Abbey Country Park, a 150 acre public park, and this has a car park. You can find out more here: Rufford Abbey County Park.
I’ve also posted these photos on my Fashion By Claire Justine Instagram account with a fun antique filter if you would like to see them?
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Rufford Abbey Country Park. Firstly, over the school holiday’s we took a trip out to Rufford Abbey Country Park in Nottinghamshire. We have never been here before so it was somewhere new for all of us. Even Mollie could come along for a walk and a good sniff!! ( If you do not know, Mollie is my dog btw :)) Ha!! Rufford Abbey Country Park.
What I Wore To White Post Farm in Nottingham. Secondly, how is your week going so far? It has been horrible and windy here but we have to get on with it. The rain was so bad yesterday that even Mollie does not want to go walkies in it! Roll on Spring! What I Wore To White Post Farm in Nottingham.
Nottingham Winter Wonderland: Last but not least, I love this time of year when you go shopping and everywhere is decorated up for Christmas. On Friday, last week it was an inset day for my Daughter so we spent the day in Nottingham, looking for Christmas present ideas. So much fun. Nottingham Winter Wonderland.
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The great & beautiful place in garden. Beautiful flowers with your pictures. The best photography. Beautiful picture of shoes.
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Thank you 🙂
It looks beautiful there! In the 13 years I lived in Nottingham I never did visit Rufford Park…I wish I had now! I love your dress, such a fabulous colour! Thanks for linking up!
Emma xxx
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Thanks Emma 🙂 It is beautiful here.
What a great place to visit and you look beautiful in green, Claire! The architecture is stunning but so are the surrounding sculptures and garden. Monday’s are not my favorite but I don’t hate them either. They are actually my most productive day! Hehe I love that sculpture holding a golden delicious apple. So fun! My favorite flowers are alstroemerias and shoes would be slip ons!
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Hi Maureen, hope you are well lovely? It is such a beautiful place to visit 🙂 I do not mind Mondays as it is my day off.
I bet that’s fun to wear with the swishy/swingy skirt!
Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks for hosting and stopping by 🙂
What a beautiful place to walk. Thanks for sharing it with us.
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Thanks for stopping by Patrick 🙂
Oh my, I love Rufford Park. When I was small, there was nothing much there and it was a dog walk and bike ride around the water. In my teenage years our youth group would often spend evenings playing games on the meadow. Once I could drive my fiancé and I would spend Saturday afternoons here. Then as an art student, the galleries and creative workshops were fab. It became a place to take our children when we visited family, and even now I recommend it to all my friends who visit the area. It must be 5 years since I was last there. Next time we’re visiting family I think it will be a must.
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Thanks for stopping by Claire. Aww great memories. It is so beautiful here, isn’t it. I have so many photos from our visit but still can not wait to visit again 🙂
Gorgeous photos, Claire! And this dress is just too adorable. I love this shade of green and this cute maxi style is so, so good! Thanks for linking.
Shelbee
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Aww, thanks for hosting and stopping by lovely 🙂
I love your dress, you look great in it! So many gorgeous photos, looked like such a lovely day!
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Thank you so much for the lovely comment, have a great day 🙂
What a beautiful place to visit! I love the architecture and the gardens! I am glad you all are taking some weekend trips.
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Thanks lovely, so much to see here, you would love it 🙂