Fiction Book Reviews

Chatsworth – 2005 Pemberley

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Well, I’m slow to the post lately, but I’m trying to finish up a manuscript for some editors – so…that’s my excuse and I’m sticking with it. 🙂

Now for some lovely pictures for the Jane Austen Soul. While in Derbyshire, we visited the “Palace of the Peaks” – Chatsworth Hall. Chatsworth is used as Pemberley in the 2005 version of P & P. Here are a few pics and more will follow.

It truly does glitter in the sunlight – absolutely lovely…and the setting is gorgeous. Lush green forests and fields surround it, with emmaculate gardens…and a maze 🙂

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Pepper Basham writes Blue Ridge romances sprinkled with grace and humor. She is a regular contributor of Christian Fiction Online Magazine and blogger at The Writer's Alley. A mom of five, speech-language pathologist, crazy-hat wearer, and lover of chocolate, you can find her chatting about life or giving book reviews on her personal blog, Words Seasoned with Salt. Pepper is represented by the fabulous Julie Gwinn from the Seymour Agency

2 thoughts on “Chatsworth – 2005 Pemberley”

  1. This is fantastic! Can you imagine actually living in a place like this? Wait, I just thought of what a pain it would be to clean a place like this–being a servant here would have been a nightmare!

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  2. I think if we lived in it, we could afford gobs of servants, don't you? 😉 It definitely was beautiful. Haddon Hall was my favorite – I think because it felt less touristy and more authentic, but Chatsworth was amazing…and the grounds were superb. I can't wait to go back.

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