A DAY OUT: Kingston Lacey and Pub & VLOG.

A great place to go, during anytime of year is Kingston Lacey, a beautiful National Trust house in the heart of Dorset, England. I have been visiting here ever since I was little, and every time I go, I enjoy it just as much as the last. As they usually prohibit you from taking any photos in National Trust Houses, I took some images of the gardens instead! (Also scroll down to the vlog of my day here!)

The side. 

The back. This house was built around 1663 and is known as 'Italianate Architecture' and was owned by the Bankes Family- during the 17th to the 20th century. 

The allotment, where they grow lots of different types of vegetables. 

Here are some of the well made scarecrows (only just realising the word play) made by the staff at the Kingston Lacey allotment. 

The Olive Branch Pub

After the trip to Kingston Lacey, we drove down the road to a cosy bar/restaurant called 'The Olive Branch' in the heart of Wimborne Minster.

An orange juice and lemonade.

A pretty selection of paintings and prints in random frames highlighted by white lights. 

VLOG

(Here is my vlog that I filmed of my visit! If you enjoyed this, make sure to subscribe!)