Wet and windy at Wimpole Hall. A day in half term looking round the gardens provided some wonderful autumn colours. Wimpole Hall was busy, however the size of the grounds meant that it did not feel crowded. There was a one way system to the farm where the animals could be seen. See more about Wimpole Hall by using this link
Orange trees in the parkland 
Green scene. Green lawns and a curve in the path towards the trees 
A long view down the side of a row of trees of various colours 
Orange tree stands out 
Bright orange colours on both sides of the walk 
A carpet of leaves 
Moss on a curvy wall 
Colourful autumnal vista 
Bright orange leaves on this small tree
Many of the trees were losing their leaves. On occasion we were able to walk over a carpet of leaves. The leaves on some trees had fallen. In other cases they were changing colour. Two small trees had retained their bright orange leaves. In both cases these small trees made a really bright feature against the darker green trees in the background.
It was wet and windy at Wimpole Estate on the day we visited and but for the rain we would have walked further. Part of the walk was along a path with golden leaves on both sides. One image shows a vista between the trees and up a hill