The Vyne estate in Hampshire, England, is a large estate managed by the National Trust. The ground floor of the house has reopened again for the spring, and visitors are free to walk thr grounds and walled garden. I visited the estate at the end of March on a sunny day, and I had a good wander around the walled gardens and a walk through the part of the mansion that was open to the public (ground floor). Daffodils were in abundance.
To access the house and walled garden, visitors cross a little bridge over a lake. There are also some lakeside walks to enjoy.
Daffodil borders line the pathway in the walled garden.
I headed to the house where I had a quick look around and admired the daffodils before heading inside.
Only the ground floor was open, so I had a walk through the house. I had forgotten what the house looked like inside, but I did remember some of the rooms when I saw them again.
Overall, it was a nice visit, and it was refreshing to be able to enjoy nature again with clear sunny skies and spring flowers in bloom. My last visit to The Vyne was a few autumns ago, and I visited with a couple groups of friends on a sunny day. You can read about that visit here: Days Out: The Vyne in Basingstoke, Hampshire
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