Sue and I spent most of the morning walking around Croome Park, Worcestershire, a National Trust house and gardens. If you've not been, you are missing a real treat, beautiful gardens and an interesting house with loads of history.
The highlight for me was the newly opened Museum showing development of Croome as a secret radar research facility during WW2. However the image above is of the quaint thatched ice house. Regular readers and followers will know that I produced a series of similar buildings for an article in Miniature Wargames and this was a beautifully restored buildings that was just crying out to be modelled.
For full details of the Ice House restoration go to this link.
For details of Croome Park go to this link.
Tony
2 comments:
I love Croome Park - it's a favourite place for a family day out in our household. Haven't been since October so haven't seen the exhibition yet - something to look forward too!
Thanks for the lovely review Tony! And definitely do let us know if you do end up making any ice-house models, we'd love to see them!
Best,
Charlie (@ntcroome)
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