National Trust 21 - 40

Had a super weekend away and added four NT properties to my tally, making 41/60 now. 19 to go!

I previously did a collage of the first 20 https://365project.org/casablanca/2024/2024-07-25 so here are the second 20, left to right, top to bottom.

21. Wray Castle, Cumbria
22. Wicken Fen, Cambridgeshire
23. Anglesey Abbey, Cambridgeshire
24. Wimpole Estate, Cambridgeshire
25. Rainham Hall, London
26. Bateman's, East Sussex
27. Scotney Castle, Kent
28. Montacute House, Somerset
29. Castle Drogo, Devon
30. Greenway, Devon
31. Coleton Fishacre, Devon
32. Lacock, Wiltshire
33. Knole, Kent
34. Rayleigh Mount, Essex
35. Paycocke's House, Essex
36. Grange Barn, Essex
37. Northey Island, Essex
38. Lyme Park, Cheshire
39. Stainsby Mill, Derbyshire
40. Hardwick Hall, Derbyshire

[Issi Bannerman]

What a great collage and a great record of all that you've visited. A super project to have. To think I've never been to any of them yet!

[Casablanca]

@jamibann None at all?? Maybe a project when your Munros are done!

[Dione Giorgio]

Marvellous collection of shot in this collage. You are well on track to reach your goal. Fav.

[Diana]

A wonderful collage filled with stunning shots! You sure did well with only a few more to go :-)

[leggzy]

Amazing collage, and congrats on adding to your tally.

[Joan Robillard]

What are you planning for 68

[Nigel Rogers]

Fabulous collage - I need to understand how to make these. Great way of showing off where you have visited.

[Casablanca]

@joansmor 68? No idea. That's too far away. I usually do a list on my zero years. I did 40 things to do in the year I was 40, 10 years ago I did 50 things, so this year I needed 60. But I have to say that having a goal of some kind really helps, especially when life is a tad tough as it has been this year. Gives you something to look forward to. So I shall think of something for my 61st year starting January.

[Casablanca]

@nigelrogers I have Affinity (similar, I believe to Photoshop but I have never used that so can't be certain). I have no idea what most things mean or how to edit well, but I can create a New File, choose its shape, add a layer of background colour and then add photos to it and resize as I go. I'd love to say I am highly techie, but it would be a lie!

[Joan Robillard]

68 pictures that make Popular page.

[Casablanca]

@joansmor Oooh I have no idea! That number is news to me.

[Peter Dulis]

like a postcard :)

[Chris Cook]

Such a fun project. I wish you well as you complete it.

[Renee Salamon]

Wow, what an amazing collage and project ! Look forward to seeing you tomorrow

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Wonderful looking collage.

[Casablanca]

@rensala Me too!

[Michelle]

Lovely collage of these amazing places

[Dorothy]

What a wonderful collage! You’re knocking them down! See you tomorrow! 😊

[Annie-Sue]

Amazing collage - you can see loads of detail in each little image!

[Annie-Sue]

@illinilass amazing news!!

[GaryW]

Beautiful collage! Frame worthy!

[Carole Sandford]

A great collage!

[bkb in the city]

Beautiful collage

[Kathy]

You are traveling! Glad that you are achieving your goals.

[amyK]

Nice collage and your efforts towards your goal are inspirational!

[Shutterbug]

Terrific images of each.

[Kathy A]

Fabulous collage of these beautiful places, looking forward to the next 20

[Babs]

What an achievement. Well done. Which one is your favourite so far

[Fisher Family]

A lovely collection of photos! I remember Lyme Park from schooldays when I ran in the Northern Schools cross country championships there, in the snow.

Ian

[Casablanca]

@onewing Oh that is a tough question! My all time favourite is always Chartwell. But I have loved extra specially Agatha Christie's house Greenway, Sir Isaac Newton's home Woolsthorpe Manor and Rudyard Kipling's home Bateman's. Ickworth is amazing too with its rotunda.

[Casablanca]

@fishers Oooh cross country in the snow!! Classic school moment. Watched my boy do that many a time. They always ran cross country on the Friday just before the February half term!

[Fisher Family]

@casablanca I quickly discovered that being on the school cross country team got me out of rugby practice in games lessons, which was something of a blood sport! So cross country races with other schools became a regular Saturday morning event!

Ian