Sissinghurst Castle Garden

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Today once we had had our breakfast we decided to have a run out to one of our favourite National Trust places, Sissinghurst.

The gardens themselves aren't open to our four legged friends but there is plenty of other space to walk about and enjoy.

At this time of the year many of the themed gardens are just awakening from winter but the daffodils and their narcissus cousins are in full bloom. Whilst Reggie and I walked outside, Claire went in to look around.

In a year we perhaps go around four or maybe five times to see the changing gardens.

The Oast Houses
End wall
Daffs
The roof in the old stable area

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Trobairitz said…
This time of year is always so pretty when the bulbs come up and bloom and trees leaf out.
28 March 2017 at 21:42
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