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Rode Hall, near the village of Scholar Green, is the home of the Baker Wilbraham family, Baronets of Loventor, who have owned it since 1669. The house dates from the early 18th century and the grounds that surround it were landscaped by Humphry Repton.
Day eight of our Norway Trip.
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Today we went Mountain Sledding and Snow Tubing at Bjornfjell Mountain Lodge and SarvesAlta in Alta Norway.
We start our day by having breakfast at BjornFjell Mountain Lodge and then head to the ski slopes for our mountain sledding. We rode the T Bar lift to the top of the hill, unfortunately Holly fell off and needed to be brought to the top on a snow cat.
The mountain sledges were very fast we were told that at one point I easily passed the guide on the snowcat who was doing 50 kph.
After Mountain Sledding for an hour and a half we went back to our Mountain Hut at Bjornfjell Mountain Lodge for a bit before driving into Alta for our lunch at a local grill called SMAK.
After lunch we went back to the SarvesAlta ski resort and hired their snow tubes and for the next two hours we had a load of fun going up and down the slopes snow tubing.
Snowtubing was one of the must fun activities we did the whole trip and all of us loved it.
We spend the evening at our mountain hut at Bjornfjell Mountain Lodge.
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Rode Hall, near the village of Scholar Green, is the home of the Baker Wilbraham family, Baronets of Loventor, who have owned it since 1669. The house dates from the early 18th century and the grounds that surround it were landscaped by Humphry Repton. This photograph is of the Rose Garden, designed in 1861 by William Nesfield. The bronze statue of a wood nymph was a recent addition; it was sculpted by David Williams Ellis.
"Por la Mañana
por la mañana
me levanto antes de la luz del sol
ando lento como un caracol
pero me pongo las pilas
y rodeo como rock 'n' roll" - Zetasan 070312
Rode Hall, near the village of Scholar Green, is the home of the Baker Wilbraham family, Baronets of Loventor, who have owned it since 1669. The house dates from the early 18th century and the grounds that surround it were landscaped by Humphry Repton. This photograph is of the Rose Garden, designed in 1861 by William Nesfield. The bronze statue of a wood nymph was a recent addition; it was sculpted by David Williams Ellis.
Rode Hall, near the village of Scholar Green, is the home of the Baker Wilbraham family, Baronets of Loventor, who have owned it since 1669. The house dates from the early 18th century and the grounds that surround it were landscaped by Humphry Repton. This photograph was taken in the two acre Walled Garden, which dates from the 1750s. A wide range of fruit, vegetables and flowers are still grown here. It is also famous for its gooseberries; the current gardener apparently holds the record for growing the world's largest one!