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Victor Naumenko's Pictures of Studley Royal Park

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Studley Royal Water Gardens

Studley Royal Water Gardens

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Studley Royal Park, Lakes And Reservoirs, Ripon


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Statue of Neptune from the Temple of Piety

Statue of Neptune from the Temple of Piety

Statue of Neptune in the centre of the Moon Pond at Studley Royal Water Gardens. Statue made in about 1750, restored in 1985.

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Studley Royal Park, Lakes And Reservoirs, Ripon


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Moon Pond

Moon Pond

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Studley Royal Park, Ripon, North Yorkshire


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Enrtance to Studley Royal

Enrtance to Studley Royal

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Studley Royal Park


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Where do the roots start and finish?

Where do the roots start and finish?

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Studley Royal Park, Trees and Woodlands


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Temple of Piety

Temple of Piety

The Temple of Piety was probably started in 1729 as a dedication to Hercules. It is a perfect example of neo-Classicism and was designed as cool garden house on the shady side of the valley. It was later re-designed as a symbol of filial piety by William Aislabie soon after his father's death in 1742.

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Studley Royal Park, North Yorkshire


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Temple of Fame

Temple of Fame

The Temple of Fame stands on a high bluff overlooking the Water Gardens of Studley Royal. The 'stone' columns look very convincing until tapped, then one discovers that they are actually of wood.

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Studley Royal Park


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Studley Royal Water Gardens weir

Studley Royal Water Gardens weir

This weir is known as 'Drum Falls', due to the noise that the falling water makes.

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Studley Royal Park


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Sphinx

Sphinx

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Studley Royal Park


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Studley Royal Water Gardens

Studley Royal Water Gardens

The Studley Royal Water Gardens created by John Aislabie in 1718 is one of the best surviving examples of a Georgian water garden in England. It was expanded by his son, William who purchased the adjacent Fountains Abbey Estate. The garden's elegant ornamental lakes, canals, temples and cascades provide a succession of dramatic eye-catching vistas.

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Studley Royal Park


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