The old Camelia House that belongs to Bretton Hall is in full bloom at the moment.
You've heard of toilet humour, well did you know that you could get toilet sculpture? This is a recent addition and comes straight to Wakefield directly from Central Park in New York. Not my cup of tea, but amusing.
We went through the musical archway, into the twisty woodland.
Along the brick path,
and found a secret castle.
More sculptures along the way.
17 comments:
I love those sculptures - and the ones you posted on your earlier blog. Wish I could get there, but it would be too far for me to walk around :(
that brick path looked so inviting, and what sort of tree was that wiggly one? I can't think of one that would put out branches like that!
what great photos - we really must get there this summer - we have been trying for 3 years!!!!!
ooh I love the brick path!
I have made your gift!!
I still have sals to make, so you might have to hold on for a bit longer! The agony!!
Clare
knarled old trees and wonky paths - just like wonderland.
Nina x
Really appreciating those exotic blooms today as the snow is back. And those plant signs, gorgeous, I'd love some of those, so clever.
Oh your post brings back memories. I used to love the sculpture park when I was at school in Yorkshire. Now we go camping in St Ives and always try and visit the Barbara Hepworth gardens there.
great photos loved the toilet sculpture, bet the men would love to try them out (peeeeeeeeeeeeeee)
you do love your walks keep talking the pictures as we love your blog from sunny spain
isn't it great to finally see some colour out and about! Not too sure about the loo sculpture though!
BH x
Gorgeous flowers and an educational post too!
Lisa x
"La dame aux camélias"!!!
Beautiful pictures! Love those poems! xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hello Diane! Thanks for commenting on my blog. You have a lovely blog too! I am not sure about the toilet sculpture either!!!
Great photos, Diane - I love the camelias - so pretty - the whole place looks wonderful - I have a huge list of 'must visits' in your area - I think it will need several days! Have a great Easter:)
What an enticing garden brick path.
Gorgeous photos of the camelias. It seems to have been a good year for them despite all the awful weather. I'm trying to find something funny to say about the toilet sculpture but I seem to be lost for words!! I'm glad its not in my local park!!
Have a great Easter.
Susie
Lovely photos as usual! Thanks for stopping by today. I just wanted you to know that I’ve left a little award for you on my blog today. I hope you’ll stop back by and check it out. I always enjoy your posts so much. -Christy
What a great blog. Your pictures really tell a story. I am glad I found you and will follow with interest.
Jenny
Those camellias are lovely. I bought one for our garden but most of the buds have dropped off. Thanks for posting the latte art tutorial.
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