Wollaton Hall Photos: The Wednesday Blog Hop. Hello friends. These photos what I am sharing today were taken on a wet and cold day at Wollaton Hall in Nottingham.
We went on Saturday as our youngest children had a cross country race. Always fun watching the children run cross country and cheering them both on.
It is such a lovely place here, we have been here time and time again over the years. Many moons ago my eldest children loved to run and this was one of the places they use to race at.
Wollaton Hall Photos: The Wednesday Blog Hop
Pity, it rains every time they race here. I always want to big my big camera but it is not worth getting it wet. We keep saying we should come back on a nice sunny day so we can get some good photos of the hall, grounds and Deer’s that live around here.
Wollaton Hall A Place We Love To Visit:
My daughter once visited Wollaton hall with her class at primary school. I was asked to come along for the day to supervise the children. It was lovely looking around.
The rooms are big inside and there were old time dancing and feasts galore.
Now over to you. Do you have some photo’s to share with us? Do you want to join us today at The Wednesday Blog Hop?
Link up any posts that have photos in them. There are no rules at this blog hop just a few friendly guidelines.
Simply write a post with pictures in them. The post can be wordless or not so wordless. Then add the post to the linky below.
You can link up as many blog posts as you would like. Please link to a post and not just your main blog.
Have fun at the blog hop and please try to visit a few other blogs that have linked up.
If you would like to leave a comment here, that would be great. I will try to stop by your blog later to return the favour 🙂
What I Wore: Wollaton Hall Cross Country Style:
Apparently, there is a lot of deer that wonder around in the field behind me but we did not get to see any today, just one in the far distance.
I am looking forward to taking the children and Mollie a walk in the summer to go and find some. I’m sure just walking around here in the Summer would make a great day out. What I Wore: Wollaton Hall Cross Country Style.
Looking Back On Fun Time And Wearing Fun Dresses:
How are you doing? Any fun plans for the weekend? It is my weekend off work so I am going to take a nice lazy few days off as I have been working really hard this week filling the shelves with food and helping feed the nation ;). Looking Back On Fun Time And Wearing Fun Dresses.
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Wow! What a beautiful piece of architecture.
Thanks for the comment 🙂
I just had to Google this beautiful place as I have always loved old architecture. To imagine, that this was someones COUNTRY house back in the 1800's! Wow!Thank you for the wonderful photo and I hope you will visit my blog too as I am newly back on the blogging scene after raising my little ones and could use a few comments and a follow too :)Hope to see you soon.- Lisa
It is amazing isn't it 🙂 Thanks for stopping by and joining us.
Very interesting architecture and style for that building.
Thank you Rhonda 🙂
Great party – thanks for hosting
Thanks for linking up 🙂
Such a lovely mansion indeed. I was wondering about the interior…hope you can share that as well :). Cheers and happy new year..
Thank you. It is lovely inside and original. We went on a school trip with my daughters class a few years ago 🙂
Lovely Pics – Thanks for hosting!
Aww, thank you 🙂
How cool! My daughter's cross country races are in much less fun locations in our corner of the world! 🙂
Thanks Angela 🙂
Wow, what an amazing place. Beautiful photos. I would love to go.
Thanks Patrick 🙂
Wish I could come see it. Do they do tours?
Thanks Teresa, yes you can pay to go inside 🙂
I love old architecture – your photos are beautiful!
Aww, thank you Carol 🙂
What a beautiful place!! I'd love to tour the inside!
Thanks Heather, we went inside on a school trip with my daughter class a few years ago. It is lovely seeing history inside 🙂
What an amazing castle, I love architecture of buildings, this is wonderful!Happy Wednesday!
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Thanks Karren 🙂
What a magnificent place!! Thanks for sharing and thanks so much for visiting!!Hugs,Deb
Thanks for stopping by Debbie 🙂
Claire, that's a whole lot of windows to have to clean! lol What is this place? Is it the home of a Royal? I agree with Fashion Fairy Dust that it looks like something out of a fairytale. You won't find anything like this in the US unless you're in Hollywood where everything is make believe. 🙂 Thanks for sharing and when you get time you're welcome to link up with me on not-so Wordless Wednesday!
There sure is Cathy, lol. It is an Elizabethan country house of the 1580s. Now a Natural History Museum 🙂
Such a cool place…it looks like something out of a fairytale!Debbie
Thanks Debbie, I am looking forward to going back on a nice day and take some pictures 🙂
What an amazing place!
Thanks Tamar 🙂
What a grand place so when are you moving in Claire? LOL
Hehe, I would move in if I had my own house maid, cleaner, cook 🙂