In case you
haven’t read my earlier post, Beningbrough Hall is a large Georgian
mansion near the village of Beningborough in North Yorkshire and was built in
1716. I previously visited in the spring, so I decided to head back to look
around now that the seasons have changed.
The carpet of snowdrops
and crocuses was long gone, and instead, the walled gardens were in full bloom.
The walls were covered by apple trees and grape vines, with the fruit all ready
for picking. There were also pumpkins growing which is a definite sign that
autumn has arrived. I love how cute the tiny pumpkins look!
The flowerbeds, as we walked towards the house, were overflowing with the last of the summer
flowers. This time I was able to go into the house. After being too scared to
use the lift last time, the main entrance had re-opened.
