It was pouring with rain the morning we visited Dunvegan Castle. I wanted to see the gardens so we donned our rain jackets and sloshed our way along the paths. It was well worth it to see such a magnificent display of nature. This garden is one of the most amazing I have seen during my visits to Britain. I loved its wildness.
The fast flowing river in the castle gardens
Greg, Michael and I on the bridge in front of the waterfall in the castle gardens
I thought these flowers were stunning
This is where the castle’s fairy folk live.
and this is where the witches gather.
A rather beautiful formal garden
The gardens look lush and wonderful.
Thank you, Brad, they are amazing. You would love them. There were mushrooms too.
Yes I’m sure I would!
They look wonderful Robbie.. and did you have the place to yourself with the rain..lol..x
The garden’s were not busy, Sally, but a few tourists did brave the downpour. I don’t mind rain, in fact I love it. We are due to get some this week. I am praying.
I would be very happy to send you some of ours Robbie.. no charge! x
We still haven’t had any rain, Sally. I am suffering from dry and dusty madness.
Oh dear, not good when you have the long summer before you..challenging.. hugsx
Almost seems appropriate for it to be raining..helps keep the magical spirits in their place! Terrific photos and tour Robbie!
Thank you, John. The rain is fitting in such a mystical and green place.
Looks like a beautiful place to spend the day.
It really was, Craig. We had a wonderful time despite the rain.
A lovely garden, so magical. Those daylilies are so pretty. I’m sure you got cake decorating ideas while there!
Hi Darlene, I do aspire to make day lilies like these as soon as I have sent A ghost and his gold off to my editor [which will be next weekend].
The gardens are stunning!
They really are, Tandy. We tried to go to the cafe you recommended for lunch but it was full. We ended up going to a vegan restaurant called the Red Roof. The food was excellent.
It looks amazing. Gorgeous pictures. I hope to get to England someday.