Kent Map of trip
19th June 2015 Photos by Hetty
Sissinghurst Castle Garden – National Trust
Central gateway (1530s) with north and south wings (1560s)
The granary of the farm
The name castle was acquired because of the 16th century tower, when 3,000 French sailors were imprisoned here in the 1700s
Views of the garden from the top of the tower
The garden was created in the 1930s from a derelict farm
Part of the moat
A door in this tree!
Surrounding countryside
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