“Better to see something once than hear about it a thousand times.” – Asian proverb
Seven different queens lived here over the centuries. In the 1920’s an Anglo- American woman named Mary Braille purchased the castle. Mary was a wealthy socialite who turned the place into “party central”. When she died in 1974 she left it to the National Trust and it is now a popular destination for locals and tourists.
Colourful gardensShow of hands, please – who really likes a good maze? Not I !!!Interesting birds of prey demoWonderfully sprawling grounds
Can you believe I still haven’t visited Leeds Castle? I have passed near it many times, always on the way to visit friends in Kent! Now I must make a plan…
Murphys on the Move 
I’d try the maze
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I’d try the maze!
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Cece loved the owl 😊
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Looks like nice weather so far. Love the gardens!
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Very pretty. Lee and Jill
PS I would be tempted to explore the maze.
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The photos are beautiful!
Enjoy it all!
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❤️🙏🏻
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Would make a great B&B!!!!😎 I don’t Romberg always having to put in name and email?? Buy, who knows!!😋
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Wow! Lovely is right!
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❤️
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Gorgeous. I loved having a tour♥️
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❤️
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You have to love the size of those thistle !! They’re amazing !!
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I suppose they’re some kind of thistle but they we in the gardens and just beautiful! When I hear “thistle” I think weed🤷🏽♀️
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😂 Yep most of us here do.
It’s Scotlands National Flower.
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Really enjoying the pics. Keep ’em coming
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Can you believe I still haven’t visited Leeds Castle? I have passed near it many times, always on the way to visit friends in Kent! Now I must make a plan…
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Dear Barb and Murph, Gorgeous photos.. what a magnificent estate. Kathleen
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