This is day 3 of the Photo Challenge.. Pauline over at Gypsy Life has nominated me for a 7 Day’s of Nature Photography Challenge.. This challenge I leave open for anyone who wishes to take part and Pass along and Link back to here.
If you have not already been to see her amazing Blog I recommend that you see all the beautiful photo’s Pauline has shared.
These photo’s are a continuation of views of Chatsworth House Gardens
Today I share more of the Wonderful grounds of Chatsworth, you can easily spend a whole day within the Gardens exploring the wonderful views..
Here you can see the surrounding beauty of the countryside as you look through the two large trees into the distance
Each bend holds more delights the gardens are filled with Statues too.
And believe it or not, the horse in the distance is also a statue
More to follow tomorrow.
Happy Walking in Nature
~Sue~
Dreamwalker's Garden 
lovely scenes!
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Thank you so much 🙂 Lovely to have you visit and view them 🙂
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I love peeking through trees! Beautiful, Sue!
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Bless you Carol.. So nice to have you peek through them 🙂
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🙂 ❤
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What a tranquil scene and that horse sculpture looks so life like.
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Yes from a distance it is very deceptive 🙂 Each year they hold some amazing horse trials there in Cross Country riding .. Over some amazing jumps
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I worked at Hickstead house in Sussex as a house keeper for a year in 1990. It holds world class world class equestrian events like Chatswood too.
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Sorry for the delay in answering.. the posts have been scheduled.. and I have not been on line here for two days.
I will look up Hickstead House…. So you will understand the grand events with horses that are held.. Very popular..
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Yes I do know how difficult the events are, I was a horse mad kid…
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Me too… 🙂 I remember asking my Dad if I could have a horse when I was about 6.. He said and where would we keep it.. I said it could stay on the lawn.. As we had just moved from a very condemned small cottage where we all slept in the same bedroom.. Including Mum and Dad, because the other bedrooms floor was unsafe to a brand new council house in our village.. Dad had picked one with a huge corner garden that he had laid a lawn . We had a massive beech tree which I said we could tie it up too.. 🙂
I never lost the love of horses.. And had farming friends who I would cadge rides from when I followed them for miles on foot just to get to ride for 10 minutes.. 🙂 when they let me.. 🙂 Big smiles as the memories flood back 🙂
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What memories photos can bring back. Here is a post I wrote a couple of years ago about my time with horses. https://memoriesaremadeofthisblog.wordpress.com/2012/11/06/a-word-a-week-photo-challenge-love/
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Loved your post Pauline.. 🙂 and so enjoyed seeing you in your school uniform and your lovely horses to take care of. 🙂 xxx
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I like photos of paths as they remind me I am on a path and these are nice photos._/\_
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You are well upon your path Jack.. thank you for dropping by Dreamwalker’s Garden 🙂 _/\_
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Enjoyed that adventure through Chatsworth House gardens Sue, was interesting to follow your link to the redesigned Trout stream, a great enterprise and full credit to the English people, who can only achieve such beauty, through their love of the land and Nature.
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Glad you enjoyed that link.. Yes it is a true natural beauty spot and so deserving of the Gold Award
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