Cothay Manor by wjames
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The romance of Cothay lies in part to it's great age, and the atmosphere that surrounds it, for in medieval times the rent for the land surrounding it was a rose and a pair of silver spurs, payable at Christmas, and on the feast of St John the Baptist, which falls on mid-summers day.
Legend has it that to celebrate the end of the Wars of the Roses, a red and a white rose were planted on the terrace by Sir Richard Bluett the then lord of the manor who enlarged Cothay in the 15th century. The legend contintues for you can still see the red rose of Lancaster and the white rose of York flowering today.
Comments (9)
wondeful!!
beautiful, I am amazed at the what looks like ivy growning up around the front of the structure..
In all its glory, another visit this spring don't you think?.
Beautiful capture!!
How gorgeous this is! What a beautiful place!
An elegant and lush place. You photos encourage me to make the effort to visit.
Oh, this is just beautiful!! 15th century, wow!! And I love the background you gave. It is amazing that you can still see the red and white roses.
this is wonderful and rich in history
It looks like such a lovely and peaceful place with those grand gardens. Great history and superb shot.