Autumn at Beningbrough Hall
I visited Beningbrough Hall earlier in the year when the gardens were full of snowdrops and crocuses, so I decided to return in autumn to see how much everything had changed.
The spring flowers were long gone, and the walled gardens had taken on a completely different look. Apple trees and grape vines covered the walls, with the fruit ready to be picked, while pumpkins were growing too. The tiny pumpkins were one of my favourite things to photograph. The flowerbeds leading towards the house were still full of colour.
I also finally got to see inside the hall this time. When I visited in spring, the usual entrance was closed and I didn't dare to use the lift, so I had only explored the grounds. This time, the main entrance had reopened, which meant I could go inside and have a look around.
You can see what the gardens looked like when I visited in spring in my earlier post.
