Tag: Buckinghamshire

Review: Stowe Landscape Gardens, Buckinghamshire

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Over the years I have had the pleasure of visiting many excellent visitor attractions, in particular some stunning heritage properties. The National Trust’s Stowe in Buckinghamshire was one of those on my proverbial ‘to do’ or ‘to visit’ list but for various reasons had eluded me and managed to stay on that list.  That is until now.  And it’s been well worth the wait.

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Some of the best spots for Autumn colour, cared for by the National Trust

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Following my post on The National Trust’s hopes for a spectacular autumn (which you can read here), here’s a rundown of some of their best locations to head for to see the colours of autumn in all their glory.

Plus there’s a few pointers and inside knowledge from people in the know at these locations to guide you along the way.

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Lost statues of the Nine Muses recreated at the world-famous gardens at Stowe after nearly 100 years

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After years of historical and archaeological detective work, nine lost statues of the ‘Muses’ – goddesses of the creative arts and poetry – have been recreated at the National Trust’s world-famous gardens at Stowe in Buckinghamshire.

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