What an amazing property tucked away in the Norfolk countryside - the sight and smell of so many rhododendrons and azaleas was almost overwhelming. It’s easy to see why the gardens are advertised as East Anglia’s most dramatic.
Conditions were almost perfect for photography and, even though there were several coach loads of visitors, the gardens were big enough to find a quiet spot to compose your images.
The homemade teas were excellent and some members found it necessary to make several visits!
Some of our images can be seen below:
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| by Sarah Pymer |
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| by Tim Leonard |
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| by Di Jackson |
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| by Jim McConnell |
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| by Caroline Tillett |
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| by Liz Blake |
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| by Heather Ryder |
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| by Francesca Shearcroft |
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| by Jan Murphy |
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| by Heather Ryder |
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| by Di Jackson |
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| by Jim McConnell |
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| by Liz Blake |
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| by Sarah Pymer |
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| by Caroline Tillett |
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| by Francesca Shearcroft |
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| by Jan Murphy |
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| by Tim Leonard |
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