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Afternoon tea at Eastwell Manor

On the 4th September we visited Eastwell Manor and couldn't have picked a better day. They even put the red carpet out. Oh ok it was for a wedding. The weather was lovely and the grounds of the manor are lovely too and a harpist was playing for the wedding party. 

The cakes are even better! By accident I deleted the photo, sorry. The day was to celebrate my mums 70th and my dads birthday that week. We all had a brilliant time and looking forward to visiting again.

mum and dad

the entrance

beautiful gardens

mum & dad


the girls

the grounds

the garden where weddings are held



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mamasmercantile said…
Very impressive, a beautiful place for a celebration.
19 September 2014 at 09:04
Amy at love made my home said…
The gardens are beautiful aren't they! xx
20 September 2014 at 02:09
Unknown said…
What a perfect place to celebrate your parents' birthdays!
20 September 2014 at 09:03
Ingrid K. said…
Hi Amanda!
It looks amazing! And it must have been such a nice day! :)
Thanks for sharing such lovely photos!!!
Ingrid xx
http://myfunkycrochet.blogspot.be
23 September 2014 at 15:34
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