Scampston Hall/walled garden/woodland walk

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  1. capney

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    Another garden visit today saw us heading North of Malton in N Yorks to visit Scamston. Only 20 odd miles away so an easy journey on the A64.
    Some wonderful autumn colours on show and the parkland walk revealed some lovely vistas of copper beech in autumn colour and a peaceful walk alongside lakes and gardens first laid out by Capability Brown.
    Follows a few images from the 85 I took today.

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    This is a Spanish Sweet Chestnut and is one of the biggest in the park. It dates back to the mid 1700s
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    This gate has given me some ideas
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    Some nice photos there. I quite like the gate, its proportions seem to work very well.
     
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    capney lovely pics and a nice place to visit,great autumn colours thanks for sharing
     
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    WoW Caps, Lovely pics, especially pics 3&6 and the gate is Awesome, I would love one like that :)
     
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    The fall colors are gorgeous!
     
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    Love the colours of this Paeonia suffruticosa spotted at Scampston yesterday

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    Lovely images, Robert, thanks for sharing your visit with us...
     
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