MISERDEN Gardens, Church and Lake

Gloucestershire                                                                                   Photos by Hetty

Miserden Estate website                      a member of Historic Houses Association

Miserden Gardens

26th July 2023     – with scultures

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19th November 2017

Even in November this is an interesting garden with topiary, gates, a fountain and a variety of trees

 

 

 

A few roses are still flowering

The house is not open

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Next we went to

Miserden Church

– a visit with Stroud U3A Church History and Architecture Group.

A tea caddy tomb

The round arch is Anglo-Saxon, with a lower later arch

 

Mediaeval stained glass

Effigy of William Kingston, died 1614

 

Effigies of Sir William Sandys and his wife (died 1640 and 1644)

We marvelled at the details

Their children are on either side, with the infants who died on the back

Link to more U3A church visits

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29th October 2017

Miserden Lake

Last night the sky was red in the east, west and  north, so we expected good weather today

We went to Miserden and did the Woodland Walk                            Map of walk  2.6 miles

We parked by Miserden Nursey and walked into the village,

then out into the fields. There were lots of birds flying about. We saw several pheasants too, but they were too shy to have their photos taken.

Lovely autumn colours

This lovely lake has been formed by a dam in the young River Frome (which later flows through Stroud)

Reflection in the stream

The church at Winstone on the hill

The Lodge is dated 1864

 

A lovely afternoon

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1st May 2017                                                                                            Photos by Hetty

Miserden Nursery

had a sculpture festival

 

Next – Tetbury Wacky Races

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