Anyway, Barrington Court is a Tudor manor house dating from the sixteenth century with a later manor house next door. Part of it is still lived in but some of the house and grounds are open to the public. It is not as big or impressive as Montacute which I visited a couple of weeks ago but it was still good to get out and take photos of somewhere new.
(Bindy, here comes your porn!)
First view of the gardens.
Pears growing on the walls of the walled garden.
Sunflower
Inviting doorway
Wonderful little bridge into the formal gardens
The stable block
Walkway
Part of the formal gardens
The Georgian manor house next door
Barrington Court with ivy
The drive
The Court from the side
Barrington Court, little tractor and trailer at no extra charge
The manor and Court
This was my favourite photo from the day
This one and the next few are of the doorway to the formal gardens and the bridge (again), which I really liked.
Note the really old wood carvings in the door frame, Tudor roses and all.
Then it began to rain, so I trotted back to the car and away.