Open Doors Day, and Open Road Wheels!

Wells,  Somerset

“The Old Deanery is both majestic and historic and has borne witness to a rich history that dates back almost 800 years. It is magnificently positioned in the centre of Wells overlooking the Green and the Cathedral. From 1230 until 1958, this unique, Grade 1 listed building functioned as the primary residence of 62 Deans. Since the late 1940s The Old Deanery has also been used as offices by The Bath & Wells Diocesan Board of Finance.” https://www.heritageopendays.org.uk/visiting/event/guided-tours-of-the-old-deanery


Another lovely day of warm sunshine so apart from reading in the garden and bottling up my Summer fruit vodkas, I’ve been faffing about with my photos from yesterday’s trip to Wells. The top half of my collage shows photos from my guided visit of The Old Deanery and its Tudor-style gardens, including the wonderful view from the garden over to the Cathedral, and the bottom half shows the parade of vintage and classic cars that were gathered on the Cathedral Green.

Now it’s time to try out those vodka soaked fruits. Well, it would be a shame just to throw them away!