Isobel and Harry
Alan Bloom's Gardens, Bressingham, Norfolk - 6th October 2012
The gardens of Bressingham - created by Alan Bloom - share something in common with those of Alton Towers: both are routinely ignored by visitors to their respective nearby attractions, despite being worth a visit in their own right. As we've got season tickets for Bressingham Steam Museum and Gardens, it's easy enough to visit mostly for the gardens for a change.
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Light bulbs and mirrors
More old-school filament lightbulbs
The George Sholto is readied for a trip
The conductor waits at the back of the train
Fred, Isobel and Harry
The Alan Bloom steams up
The George Sholto heads off
We wander around the gardens
Small purpley pentafoil flowers
Isobel pokes some 1970s Pampas Grass
A sea of bright yellow marigolds
More purple flowers
Isobel roams around the garden
Fred lurks in a garden shed
A pair of teak garden chairs in a shed
The house
Isobel and Fred run over the flint bridge
Fred under the bridge
Fred peers over the bridge
Fred on the bridge
A cool mushroom
The gardens, and a thatched roundhouse
Contra-jour gardens
A small round hut
The Alan Bloom steams around the garden edge
Grand fir trees
The train is back at the 'station'
Steam is let off
The Alan Bloom is parked up for the day
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Isobel and Harry
Isobel and Harry
Light bulbs and mirrors
More old-school filament lightbulbs
The George Sholto is readied for a trip
The conductor waits at the back of the train
Fred, Isobel and Harry
The Alan Bloom steams up
The George Sholto heads off
We wander around the gardens
Small purpley pentafoil flowers
Isobel pokes some 1970s Pampas Grass
A sea of bright yellow marigolds
More purple flowers
Isobel roams around the garden
Fred lurks in a garden shed
A pair of teak garden chairs in a shed
The house
Isobel and Fred run over the flint bridge
Fred under the bridge
Fred peers over the bridge
Fred on the bridge
A cool mushroom
The gardens, and a thatched roundhouse
Contra-jour gardens
A small round hut
The Alan Bloom steams around the garden edge
Grand fir trees
The train is back at the 'station'
Steam is let off
The Alan Bloom is parked up for the day