On a very cold, windy January morning, we took a little trip to Knole Park – a beautiful park in Kent which is home to a mediaeval deer herd and a stunning Jacobean house. We loved the park so much but unfortunately the house wasn’t open when we visited so we vowed to return during the summer to take a peak inside – which is exactly what we did over the weekend. I was pretty bummed to learn that you couldn’t take pictures inside (just picture a huge creaky house, filled with exquisite tapestries, rare furniture and intricate detailing) but I did manage to snap some better pics of the deer herd mooching about in front of the house. I was munching on a banana which seemed to intrigue one of the deer who came right up to us to take a sniff. Now, I probably shouldn’t admit this but I kind of freaked out and hid behind Jordan. Not one of my finest moments. Scared to death by Bambi.
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Once again I'm blown away by the incredible English architecture - it's so amazing. That little deer looks so cute, how could you be scared of her?! :) x
ReplyDeletebeautiful. I love old England!!
ReplyDeletei can't believe the deer came up to you - they're usually so afraid. what cool pictures.
ReplyDeletethat deer is so so cute!!! thats impressive that he came up to you like that!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful. I would love to visit England again and spend some time going through the old castles. They are all so magnificent.
ReplyDeleteThose deer are so pretty - the Hill Country Texas deer are all skin and bones and don't have those cute spots either
ReplyDeleteWow! How cool is that?! Too bad they wouldn't let you take pictures, but your Bambi shots make me smile :)
ReplyDeleteOh man! The house, the deer! How gorgeous! :)
ReplyDeleteAmazing architecture!! Awww the deer came up to say hello? Too sweet. I can see how intimidating it would be to have a whole herd of them sitting there looking at you as you are trying to take pics.
ReplyDeleteThe first photo is so beautiful, Meghan! I feel relaxed just by looking at this wonderful place.
ReplyDeleteAda