Orte, die Carl gefallen

Carl Griffin: First purpose built lighthouse in the world to be powered by electricity. Impressive fog horn. Run by National Trust.

Carl Griffin: Beautiful baroque villa designed by John Vanbrugh. Run by National Trust.

Carl Griffin: Stunning house that was the vision of Victorian inventor Lord Armstrong. Set in impressive landscaped gardens it was the first house in the world lit by hydroelectricity.

Carl Griffin: Beautiful castellated manor house. Crammed full of elegant furnishings. Run by National Trust.

Carl Griffin: Beatrix Potter's delightful cottage home. Preserved in a state that would suggest she has just popped out for a walk. Run by National Trust.

Carl Griffin: One of the most pleasant climbs in the Lakes. You will be rewarded by great views.

Carl Griffin: Beautiful Tudor house with impressive gardens containing huge sculpted yew trees. Run by National Trust.

Carl Griffin: Atmospheric Elizabethan farmhouse where Charles II hid after his defeat at the Battle of Worcester in 1651. Run by National Trust.

Carl Griffin: Abandoned in 1605 after its owners became involved in the Catholic Gunpowder Plot. Run by National Trust.

Carl Griffin: Impressive hand carved homes that are naturally cool in summer and warm in winter. Occupied as recently as the 1960s. Run by National Trust.

Carl Griffin: Half timbered former farmhouse converted to a pub. Visit during the annual asparagus auctions. Great real ales.

Carl Griffin: Stunning country estate with huge parkland and columned house. Run by National Trust.

Carl Griffin: Impressive castle like manor house set in large beautiful parkland. Run by National Trust.

Carl Griffin: Stunning Jacobean plasterwork and tapestries. Beautiful Victorian gardens. Run by National Trust.

Carl Griffin: Majestic building restored in the declined state it was found in when the National Trust took over. Interesting exhibits of the rise and fall if the estate.

Carl Griffin: Beautiful moated medieval house with a charming timber framed gatehouse. Run by National Trust.

Carl Griffin: Beautiful house in stunning parkland. See how the servants moved around the house without being seen by guests. Run by National Trust.

Carl Griffin: Trees planted in the shape of a cathedral. Planted following WW1 in a spirit of faith, hope and reconciliation. Run by National Trust.

Carl Griffin: Home to playwright George Bernard Shaw for more than 40 years. Left as it was when he died. Run by National Trust.

Carl Griffin: Former site of a medueval motte and bailey castle. Great views. Exhibition in the windmill.

Carl Griffin: One of London's last remaining country estates. Stunning interior hidden behind the impressive arcadian facade. Run by National Trust.

Carl Griffin: Lovely tree lined park.

Carl Griffin: London's last galleried inn and dating from the 17th century. Great real ales.

Carl Griffin: Lovely architecture. Great views across the surrounding Chiltern Hills.

Carl Griffin: Interesting home of General Wolfe who captured Quebec from French forces. Great exhibits of his life and the conquest of Canada. Run by National Trust.

Carl Griffin: One of the oldest windmills remaining in the UK. Open on Sunday afternoons. Run by National Trust.

Carl Griffin: Home to philanthropist William Morris (Lord Nuffield), founder of Morris cars. See his tool cupboard in his bedroom. Run by National Trust.

Carl Griffin: Old town hall is the only remaining evidence of this tiny hamlet's former importance. Two members of parliament were elected from the tiny population. Run by National Trust.