Many visitors believe that the gardens at Cholmondeley Castle are the most romantic in England, and after each visit we have made it is hard to disagree. Jude, the Undergardener and I visited in mid-September with a group of college friends, every one of whom loved it for its atmosphere. The “Cheshire’s Gardens 2017″ leaflet describe […]
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I don’t find castles romantic at all, especially knowing their past disgusting rooms below stairs. Castles are just old buildings. What I’ve done in castle ruins, now some of that has been romantic and lovely, but I try to be like that wherever I find myself and prefer to find myself outside in nature.
Thanks for stopping by and commenting…yes the buildings themselves aren’t romantic, but they provide a romantic focus to the surroundings.
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