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(via Croft Castle 1 | Entrance to the walled garden | LornaParsons | Flickr)
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(via Croft Castle 1 | Entrance to the walled garden | LornaParsons | Flickr)
Sweet chestnut trees, Croft castle, Herefordshire. I like the way the bark has twisted over the years. The trees are very old - reputedly they date from the time of the Spanish Armada
Croft Castle
Artist: Carl Laubin (b. New York 1947)
Date: 1988-1989
Medium: Oil on panel
Collection: National Trust Collections, London, United Kingdom
Croft Castle, England
Children's handprints left in the dirt on a sloping plaster attic ceiling by evacuees during the second world war. Created by jumping on their beds to see who could reach the highest. Croft Castle, 2018
Pegs used by evacuees in the attic used as their dormitory during the second world war. Croft Castle, 2018.
A scrap of old wallpaper once hidden behind a light switch in the attic of Croft Castle, 2018.
Micro-mosaic decoration on a specimen table at Croft Castle, 2018.