It was to be a three-sight day--four if you count the ASDA--we drove next a few miles back across Hereford to Weir Garden, another National Trust site, an early 20th century landscape garden, and walled garden, on the River Wye.
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| Thus |
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| Vicki stands for scale by one of the big trees |
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| Part of the largest flock of swans we've seen |
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| Thus |
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| But a scout returns from around the bend: nothing up-river |
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| And so they all turn back |
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| Along the river |
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| Bottom, right middle, stone remains of a Roman villa |
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| Fruit trees along the car park |
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| Grounds...beautiful Herefordshire |
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| Wildflowers |
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| In the walled garden, one of the better ones yet |
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In the green house...Venus Fly Traps for sale... we would have
bought one, but it's still two months until P arrives |
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| Pitcher plants, also very hard on flies |
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| Chives, anyone? |
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| And, a patch for the kiddies; neat place |
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