Nunnington Hall is a National Trust owned country house
in North Yorkshire, built in the 17th and 18th centuries.
Once we’d parked and shown our membership cards, we headed over the bridge
into the grounds and were greeted by a peacock strutting along the path.
The gardens were filled with beautiful purple
flowers, and I loved the climbing roses. We found a gate which took us out of
the grounds and along a footpath to the riverbank. We didn’t pass another
person on this walk, which is always a bonus.
Nunnington has a café and tearoom, but with it
being such a nice day, we chose to sit outside, drawing the attention of
more peacocks who wanted a bite of our sandwiches.
