The house is stunning and the grounds are also breathtaking...with so many scenes and vignettes to photograph and keep for future inspiration. These are just a few of the many I took on this past visit. It's such a romantic and amazing place.
I am completely inspired right now, by Lyndhurst...esp. as captured in these pictures. It probably helps that I'm currently rereading Jane Eyre. I can picture the whole novel taking place here. I think I was secretly waiting for Mr. Rochester to come galloping up...no offense to my sweet husband. (He loves Lyndhurst too, because it was owned by the 19th century railroad baron J. Gould. My husband is a tremendous train and local history buff)
I think this house feeds my romantic heart; I can see pre raphaelite heroines roaming the grounds and every setting seems as if it was lifted from a painting.
I think this house feeds my romantic heart; I can see pre raphaelite heroines roaming the grounds and every setting seems as if it was lifted from a painting.
wow Kelly! what a nice place you have there! of course it's inspiring and if the weather is like you say then more!
ReplyDeleteI would love to visit that wonderful place one day :) hope your inspiration give wonderful fruits :)
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Yes! I remember Dark Shadows from when I was a teenager. I loved the series and even read all the books based on the series. It was my vampire phase, what can I say? (I'm looking forward to reading your blog and seeing more of your great artwork!)
ReplyDeleteWow! What an incredible place! I can see why you are so inspired by it. And yes, I do remember Dark Shadows. One of my favs from my younger years.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tree! :0)
Oh Kelly the picture with the arch. Gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteRenee xoxo
wow...this is so amazing! This is lovely, how romantic!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing house, love to visit her for real, looks totally breathtaking. Thank you for sharing your photographs.
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