The house
The house
Hidden Stream
Part of the stream
Bamboo!
The pond again
The pond from the other side
Cyclamen
Tree ferns
Wooden bridge
Blackberries
View out to sea.
Look! A moth.
Very ragged butterfly
Banana
Path winding down to the viewpont
The pond
This is the second time I have taken this very pho…
Looking down to the stream
Top terrace and the house
Top terrace
Upper terrace
Just look at the size of that flower
The waterfall from the walled garden
The walled garden
Water feature in the walled garden
Lovely small rose
Looking down the stream from the walled garden
Tree in Blossom
Tree blossom
Cactus!
View out to sea
View from the top terrace pagoda
Little brown butterfly
Interesting shape on the white petals.
Looks like little yellow flowers inside the pink o…
Great colour contrast here
Silver and magenta
BOAF
Glorious pink
One of the flowers from the clump in the next phot…
Super tall upright flowers
Great bark detail
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Banana at Coleton
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The house at Coleton Fishacre.
The D'Oyly Carte family lived at Coleton Fishacre until 1949.
Rupert was the son of Richard D'Oyly Carte, the impresario behind the operettas of Gilbert and Sullivan. He developed the business empire he inherited, including the Savoy Hotel and Claridges in London.
Rupert was the son of Richard D'Oyly Carte, the impresario behind the operettas of Gilbert and Sullivan. He developed the business empire he inherited, including the Savoy Hotel and Claridges in London.
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