We hadn’t gone far into the new year when we decided to take the short drive to Attingham Park our local National Trust property. We certainly were not the only ones to think the same as it was the busiest we had ever seen it!
I want to share a selection of my photos taken of details and patterns that appealed to me. Enjoy!
We will be returning in a few weeks to follow the snowdrop walk which we enjoy every February.
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5 replies on “A January Walk Around Attingham Park”
The trees are stirring. Perhaps you could stop for 2 minutes and study 2 tree rings at 2.22 this day of 2/22/22.
Quite a challenge but sadly I am in lockdown again ready for another finger rebuild.
Winter scenes are more subtle. Trees always have a story to tell and in the winter they are easier to read.
I couldn’t agree more. I love the winter months when we can get outside in the garden or for a walk in the woods.
Great photos , thanks for sharing 👍💕