Looking through barbed wire fencing towards Whitehaven, Cumbria
Looking through pine trees on the edge of Buttermere lake to distant uplands
Looking through the gates to the front of Compton Castle
Looking through trees on the lakeside at Wasdale, lake District, snowy fells beyond
Looking to the chalk cliffs,skirting the Cuchmere Valley, from Chyngton Farm, East Sussex
Looking towards the Chapel window at Bodiam Castle, East Sussex
Looking towards the East and North Ranges at Bodiam Castle, East Sussex, built between 1385 and 1388
Looking towards the East Range with the Chapel window, and the North Range with the Gatehouse, at Bodiam Castle, East Sussex, built between 1385 and 1388
Looking towards the House across the lawn from the South-East
Looking towards the plasterwork overmantel, in the Morning Room at Lanhydrock, flanked by 17th century tapestries, one English and the other Flemish and two 18th century jars
Looking towards the sea from sheltered Boscastle Harbour
Looking up & down the Grand Staircase from the mid landing
Looking up a tree-lined row of steps to the front of the late-eighteenth century Buscot Park
Looking up at the main entrance at Castle Drogo, Devon, designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens and built between 1911 and 1931
Looking up at the North Tower of Castle Drogo, Devon
Looking up at the roof structure of the Solar or Great Chamber
Looking up from the garden to Washington Old Hall
Looking up into a tree on the Brockhampton Estate in Worcestershire
Looking up the cliffs at the Glen Front this side of the house avoids half timbering, relying for effect on tall chimneys and prominent bay windows
Looking up the path to the exterior of Hardwick Hall, bathed in the golden glow of the setting sun, with blue sky beyond
Looking up the steps from the Magazine at Reigate Fort, Surrey
Looking upwards at the former spiral stone stairs in the Parlour at Plas yn Rhiw, Pwllheli, Gwynedd
Looking W.S.W. from Penberry taking in St David's Head at St Bride's Bay
Looking W.S.W. over the ancient field system of farmland, not all NT. Ramsey Island and Carn Llidi, the highest point of the St David's Head, in the far distance.
