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The Vyne

We arrived Late int he Day and tickets to the house were very late/
So we went to the Walled Garden first
The Gardener was also in to Dahlia's
The Sun House has been restored
but not the inside. 
Once we went into path to the house the gardens just were beautiful
The Brew House is the new restaurant and shop. 
so we went the lake a waited
In some NT chairs were free to fall asleep in them,
Once in the House we set about exploring.
this was the Orangie and is now for statues
It even had a old Horse for the kids to ride.
Room were set up to show what they were like in the 1600's
Upstairs was the greet hall. 
Again another grand hall to show off in.
Mary Queen of Scott's on show.
Henry of Course
But what a room
Downstairs again we had more grand rooms
Then off to the chapel
I am amazed at the number of houses that had chapel in them.
each with Carved Seat and ordaments
Once outside we got to see the size of the brew house.
Boy they must have drunk themselves to death.
Again on the Way out. were garden views.







Location: Vyne Rd, Sherborne St John, Basingstoke RG24 9HL, UK

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