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Rode Hall is a beautiful early eighteenth century country house with a fine collection of porcelain and extensive gardens set in a Repton landscape.
Home to the Wilbraham family since 1669, the extensive grounds boast a woodland garden, formal garden designed by Nesfield in 1860, a stunning two acre walled kitchen garden, which provides produce for the farmers' market and tearooms and a new Italian garden.
New lot of cows. A shy retireing group, don;t seem to want to come out of the bushes.
Sure it will change.
North Rode, Cheshire.
Village Sign.
Railway viaduct, church & tractor.
Congleton Viaduct, c1849.
Built to carry the North Staffordshire Railway over the River Dane.
A lofty brick viaduct consisting of ten round arches on rectangular piers. Blue/brown engineering bricks. Height 130 feet. The viaduct is Grade ll listed.