Grid reference SO5063
near to Moreton, County of Herefordshire, England
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Part of Berrington Hall
What a lovely grey-brown colour, very satisfying.
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Berrington Hall, Near Leominster
by Neil Kennedy
Another National Trust property with a nice walled garden amongst its attractions, just to the right of the fountain.
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Woodland track Berrington Hall |
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Canada Goose with ten goslings Berrington Pool
by Martin Dawes
The usual waterfowl, there is also a large heronry in the wood at the other side, the footpath through the wood is closed in the breeding season.
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Berrington Hall NT
Near Leominster. Taken from the edge of the lake in the grounds during a dressage competition
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Pond near Park House - 1
Looking east across a small pond in the corner of the orchard. Park House in the background. Berrington Hall parkland through the trees on the right.
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Ripening oats
by Richard Webb
A sight to gladden the heart, my favourite food ripening - except it is about to rain, and carry on raining. I expect far less of the crop is standing as I write this a few days on. View from the edge of the woods at Berrington.
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Berrington Hall - The Mansion
by J Scott
National Trust property. Garden and estate is surviving example of a collaboration between Capability Brown and his son-in-law Henry Holland.
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Excavated earth
Excavated earth in the grounds of Berrington Hall. Work is being carried out to excavate the lake and some trees are being felled in the wood. This may be is going to be an access track.
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Berrington Hall, Herefordshire (set of 4 images)
by Jeff Buck
The neoclassical country house of Berrington Hall in Herefordshire, owned by the National Trust since 1957.
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Berrington Hall parkland
Looking east across the top of the park to the ha-ha and house. Thomas Harley started to create the park himself in 1775. He was a friend of Lancelot 'Capability' Brown and would have been much influenced by the famous landscape... (more)
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A Stately Berrington Hall
by Dave Spicer
Built in the late 1700's by Henry Holland for Thomas Harley.
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