Part 1 HERE
In spite of the weather being meh, we had a wander around the gardens. Not many flowers at that time of year, but nice to see some garden features,foliage & berries.
So, a nice day out, the pictures as always are embiggenable with a click, and there are more photo’s of Crook House HERE
Stay home, stay well, stay frosty and stay tooned for our next adventure!
fraggle ~ rocking a camera across the Universe 
Can’t beat a bit of Elvis 🙂
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Haha every garden should have one.
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I had stop watching the beaver story as Malina started asking me questions I couldn’t answer, not without spilling my tea 🙂
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🤣🤣🤣
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😳😄😄😄😂
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An eclectic selection of garden ornaments and not all to my taste, but it looks like an interesting place for a wander, regardless of the time of year.
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Yes though I should think this time of year will be better, lots of dormant flower bushes and the like when we went.
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The weather may have contributed to a slightly creepy ambience! Would be nice to see the garden in flower, of course, but good to see it this way to appreciate the other features.
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Thanks ToC!
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I liked the Imp. He looks cheeky!
An Elvis scarecrow is rather extravagant, but as long as it works…
Best wishes, Pete.
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Made us smile. 🙂 Cheers Pete.
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Lovely! The head on the ground is a bit creepy, and Elvis must have made you smile.
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He did, I like a place with lots of quirky things to find. Thanks Jennie.
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The quirky really is fun. You’re welcome!
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Elvis!I love sculpture in gardens…especially things like the imp and the head…little surprises hidden away. I went looking for a sculpture by Pierre Huygens on Malta last year but arrived too late to see it….its a figure like one of the ladies here but its head is made of a beehive (i think) so its organic, part of the environment. Thanks for the stroll!
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Beehive head sounds fun! Thanks Clare. 😊
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I’m not sure about him, either, Fraggle; but I liked the ladies that came later. And delighted to see Crook House has a Gregory! Super photos – as always – desperately trying to catch up with comments (which, of course, I never will).
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Cheers Mike, those Gregorys get everywhere 🙂
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So, I’m scrolling through the photos admiring them (love the imp), when I get too…Elvis!😂
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I’m really curious about the fellow next to the stone trough.
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There wasn’t any info on him, but he looked dodgy 🙂
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Could those red berries be any redder? I don’t think so. Wow!
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They were bright! Cheers Cindy.
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Very lovely place, it has to be quite charming in Halloween, thank you, fragglerocking ^^
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Thanks Francis!
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The beauty of English gardens! 🙂
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Cheers Pit!
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Ha! I wasn’t expecting to see Elvis. And up to our neck in it – I think many of us can relate! Hope you guys are doing well
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We’re good so far M.B, hope you and yours are as well. Elvis was a cool surprise! 😊
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The meh weather made for some lovely soft and delicate light. 🙂 Yes, Elvis was a little bit of a surprise and a little strange.
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Cheers Otto 🙂
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Thanks so much for sharing such a beautiful tour!❤️💐🌺
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😘 Thanks Dani!
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You’re welcome🌺❤️
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Beautiful shots! I love the face in the tree and the urn and ivy.
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Thanks!
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Nice gardens. I love the Elvis scarecrow!
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He was a cool find, cheers Steve.
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