Tag: Haha
Showing images tagged with Haha tag.
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Crossing point over the haha at Capheaton Hall
by Oliver Dixon geograph for square NZ0380 A way across the haha which separates the lawn in front of Capheaton Hall (to... (more)
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Haha at Mottisfont
by Bill Boaden geograph for square SU3227 The field below the haha rises higher than the garden so probably is not... (more)
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Cannon Hall and the haha wall, Cawthorne
by Humphrey Bolton geograph for square SE2708 The haha comprises a wall and a ditch, and prevents farm animals from entering... (more)
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Haha on the west side of Temple Newsam House
by Humphrey Bolton geograph for square SE3532 This haha was presumably made before the hedge was grown around the lawn, as the... (more)
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Haha and Hedge, Blickling Hall, Norfolk
by Christine Matthews geograph for square TG1828 The Blickling Estate is one of Norfolk's top visitor attractions and is... (more)
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Haha on the north side of the Lodge
by Christine Johnstone geograph for square TL1847 The former house is now the much extended UK headquarters of the RSPB. A haha is... (more)
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Haha in Gilbert White's garden, Selborne
by Oliver Dixon geograph for square SU7433 An obstacle which would be invisible from the house to the left
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Ionic Temple and haha, Duncombe Park
by Pauline E geograph for square SE6083 One of two temples in the grounds of this country estate.
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Burghley House
by Graham Hogg geograph for square TF0406 The west facade of the house viewed across the haha in the grounds.
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The lawn, sculpture and haha at Trewidden House
by David Smith geograph for square SW4429 The view from the house looks out towards Mounts Bay, hidden in the cloud
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Haha around Edensor
by Mick Garratt geograph for square SK2569 |
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Newbrough Lodge
by Oliver Dixon geograph for square NY8668 The term "Lodge" is used here to denote something on a much grander... (more)
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Beningbrough Hall parkland, path with mobility scooter
by David Hawgood geograph for square SE5158 The path runs through trees from the walled garden to the wilderness play area.... (more)
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type:GeographX
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Haha alongside the avenue, Gibside
by Humphrey Bolton geograph for square NZ1758 Usually these give a clear view of the fields from the house, but here the views... (more)
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The haha at Capheaton Hall
by Oliver Dixon geograph for square NZ0380 Separating the lawn in front of the Hall (to the right) from the parkland to the south.
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Looking along the haha, Cannon Hall, Cawthorne
by Humphrey Bolton geograph for square SE2708 This separates the lawn surrounding the hall from the parkland that would have... (more)
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Southern end of a haha, Temple Newsam, Leeds
by Humphrey Bolton geograph for square SE3532 |
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Haha by Waltree house farm
by Philip Jeffrey geograph for square SP5437 |
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Haha at Kentwell Hall
by PAUL FARMER geograph for square TL8647 |
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Haha Hylands Park
by PAUL FARMER geograph for square TL6804 Tags:
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Haha at the boundary of Cottingley Wood Estate
by Humphrey Bolton geograph for square SE1038 Possibly made to keep cattle out of the woodland, although how effective it... (more)
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Petworth House: Ha-Ha
by Stephen Craven geograph for square SU9721 The ha-ha keeps deer from the park (left) getting onto the lawn of the house (right).
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Stable block and ha ha, Mottisfont
by David Martin geograph for square SU3227 Category: Stable block This is the rear of the stable block. The brick edging marks the top of the ha... (more)
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Ha-ha at Lotherton Hall
by Stephen Craven geograph for square SE4435 The wall and ditch that form the ha-ha are somewhat overgrown but still recognisable.
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Ha-ha at Ringwood Hall
by Nigel Mykura geograph for square SK4173 Ringwood Hall at Brimington was built for the owners of the Staveley Coal and... (more)
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Apley Hall - close up
by Richard Law geograph for square SO7198 The eastern end/wing of the very grand Apley Hall. It dates from the early 19th... (more)
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View of parkland from Acorn Bank House
by Rose and Trev Clough geograph for square NY6128 The line across the front of the picture is the edge of a ha-ha, a ditch which... (more)
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Repairs to the ha-ha
by Bill Boaden geograph for square SP4415 The ha-ha is doing its job as you can't see it, but the sheep are kept off the lawn.
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The ha-ha at Chirk Castle
by Oliver Dixon geograph for square SJ2737 |
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Cannons at Chillingham Castle
by Bill Boaden for square NU0625 Part of an impressive collection of armaments.
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Stream, Cleobury North
by Derek Harper geograph for square SO6287 Looking left from the footbridge shown in SO6287 : Footbridge, Cleobury North.
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Ha-ha
by Ian Capper geograph for square TG1828 Part of the ha-ha at the National Trust owned Blickling Hall. The hedge in the... (more)
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Ha-ha in front of Trelissick House
by David Hawgood geograph for square SW8339 |
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Ha-ha at edge of Temple Gardens, Langley Park
by David Hawgood geograph for square TQ0182 The ha-ha separates the formal Temple Gardens from the open parkland.
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Ha-ha and rhododendrons, Temple Gardens, Langley Park
by David Hawgood geograph for square TQ0182 The ha-ha separates the formal Temple Gardens from the open parkland.
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Temple of Concord - Audley End
by Paul Gillett geograph for square TL5238 The Classical Temple of Concord was built in 1790 in honour of George III. It is... (more)
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Temple of Concord - Audley End
by Paul Gillett geograph for square TL5238 The Classical Temple of Concord was built in 1790 in honour of George III. It is... (more)
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Classical DesignX
top:Country EstatesX
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Ha-ha - Audley End Grounds
by Paul Gillett geograph for square TL5238 Tags:
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top:Boundary, BarrierX
top:Country EstatesX
Haha
top:Park and Public GardensX
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Folly, Bell Park Pavilion
by Mick Garratt geograph for square NZ1704 One of several ruins close to Gillingwood Hall Farm together with a rather... (more)
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Doddington Hall
by Richard Croft geograph for square SK8970 Snowy view from the park to Doddington Hall Link
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person:Robert SmythsonX
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Churchyard at St John's
by Christine Johnstone geograph for square SK1838 Protected from the road with a ha-ha.
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North side of St John's Church, Alkmonton
by Christine Johnstone geograph for square SK1838 A ha-ha protects the unfenced churchyard from traffic and animals on Long Lane.... (more)
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Grade 2 Listed BuildingX
Grade IIX
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Parish ChurchX
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Rural LaneX
Rural RoadX
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Village ChurchX
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Winter TreesX
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