Hatfield House

The first thing we did when we arrived was get food. There was a cute little cafe that sold cake, sandwiches, salads etc. This was my food and it tasted so good! To be honest im not quite sure what it all was all i know is that it was amazing!

Through the gardens there were loads of little sculptures. I didn't release at the time but they were all available to buy, some were worth thousands of pounds!

There were also massive sculptures as you walked through into the woody parts.

A lot were of skeletons and sculls, some of them were actually quite creepy.

Camping at Houghton Mill

Opposite the campsite was an old mill that you could walk trough and we decided to have a look around.

On the water there was loads of little rowing boats and when i took this picture i thought the colours and shapes looked really interesting.

I am definitely not a camping person, i'd much prefer to spend my time in a massive villa with a pool overlooking the beach somewhere abroad. However, i can actually say i was pleasantly surprised when i came here. I mean, the sleeping bags were still itchy and the showers weren't 5 stars but it was such a cute little village with the prettiest houses and gardens dotted along the streets, i'd be lying if i said i wouldn't want to visit again.