Hulne Park
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Hulne Park ved muren og med udsigt mod havet.
Hulne Park er den eneste tilbageværende af de oprindelige tre parker, der tidligere har omgivet Alnwick Castle i Northumberland, og som har givet træ og kød til Percy-familien, som ejede slottet og havde titlen som hertug af Northumberland. Parken er indhegnet med en mur, og den blev designet af Lancelot Brown.
I parken ligger Hulne Priory, Alnwick Abbey og Brizlee Tower. Den er åben for gæster i fastlagte tidsrum om sommeren.
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Koordinater: 55°25′55″N 1°44′42″V / 55.432°N 1.745°V
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The Wall around Hulne Park looking to Alnwick and the coast - geograph.org.uk - 1016547.jpg
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The Wall around Hulne Park looking to Alnwick and the coast This is a superb wall built between 1806 and 1811 and is a tibute to the estate workers, local masons and David Stephenson the architect who built it. The section shown is but a small length of this enormous undertaking.
(c) Norman MacKillop, CC BY-SA 2.0
The Wall around Hulne Park looking to Alnwick and the coast This is a superb wall built between 1806 and 1811 and is a tibute to the estate workers, local masons and David Stephenson the architect who built it. The section shown is but a small length of this enormous undertaking.