Wonderful Haddon Hall is one of the most beautiful medieval manor houses in England, and a must-see for any visitor to the Peak District National Park.

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Turbulent romance, mystery and moral growth are what await Jane Eyre at Thornfield Hall, the fictitious home of Mr Rochester and infamous setting of Charlotte Brontë’s classic tale. It is well-known…

“It is the passions of Jane Eyre that are the passion of her legions of fans, or at least many of them.” Having read Jane Eyre as a teen and again as an adult, whenever a movie version of the book comes out - on television or on the big screen - I always try to catch it. From 1934 to present day, there have been at least 13 film adaptations of the novel. The latest Jane Eyre film directed by Cary Fukunaga is - for me - the best Jane Eyre yet because of two reasons. Mia Wasikowska is my…

It’s inconceivable how much holiday decor this fairy-tale 900-year-old estate contains.

A family moving into a stately home nearly 300 years after the last residents left said their new house is so big they will have to put GPS on their children to keep track of them.

“Home is not where you were born. Home is where all your attempts to escape cease.” - Naguib Mahfouz I can’t believe it’s been 8 months since my last visit to Haddon Hall. A place I love so much that I’ll usually visit every month or two. I’ll make sure to visit over the coming weeks and get some fresh photos for you, but until then, here’s a selection of some of my personal favourite @haddonhall images I’ve captured over the years, in all different seasons. Which image is your favourite? ❤️

“Home is not where you were born. Home is where all your attempts to escape cease.” - Naguib Mahfouz I can’t believe it’s been 8 months since my last visit to Haddon Hall. A place I love so much that I’ll usually visit every month or two. I’ll make sure to visit over the coming weeks and get some fresh photos for you, but until then, here’s a selection of some of my personal favourite @haddonhall images I’ve captured over the years, in all different seasons. Which image is your favourite? ❤️