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Suzanne Rogerson Fantasy Author 
Amazing pictures.
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Thank you. It’s an amazing place.
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Stunning photos. Looks wonderful.
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Thank you.
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Painshill is quite near to me, so I really must visit. It looks stunning, photos are good too…
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It is stunning, and there’s plenty to explore there. It’s a lovely place to spend a summer’s day if you get the chance.
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I intend to visit soon…
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Were those erected just for the park? That’s pretty cool. The first reminded me of Rapunzel’s tower, but my favorite is the enchanted waterwheel 🙂
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I’d hadn’t thought of them that way before, very good for the imagination.
I actually looked up Painshill Park. Its an 18th century landscape garden created by Honourable Charles Hamilton between 1738-1773.
There are lots of interesting buildings, bridges and a grotto to explore. Lots of fun, I really want to go back there again now!
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I had no idea it was so old. That’s even better. It looks well cared for too.
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Yes, apparently there’s been lots of restoration work there over the years and it even won a rare Europa Nostra medal for it in 1998 (just got that info off the website).
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