Now for a folly at Cliveden in the Water Garden.
Seen a good few years ago on a rather dull day. The pagoda was originally made for the 1867 Paris Exposition Universelle, and brought to Cliveden by the owner in 1900. I understand that this has since been restored and painted to look as it would have done in its earlier days.
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The kind of place I’d have used for ‘tiggy off ground’ as a kid. Smiling at you, Sue!
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I’d be very happy if this suddenly appeared in my garden!
I’m sure you would!
Oddly inviting!
Isn’t it!
That was where john Profumo lived, and had his famous scandalised parties. I suspect that pagoda has seen some ‘things’ over the years! 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
Quite!
That’s nice
Thank you!
I imagine a lot of mischief happening there over the years!
Very possibly
I’d love this in my garden but I think I need a bigger garden!
You would need a fair size garden!
Lovely rich colours among all the greenery!
It was an unexpected sight, Sarah!
I’ve always liked pagoda’s not that I see them often. Beautifully captured 😀
Thank you, Cee!
What a great find, Sue. With the way you e shown it partly hidden, I can imagine the pleasant surprise of it popping out of the bushes as I wander the gardens.
Yes, I think that’s how it was