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Another magical early morning here in Harewood

The last night of the Full moon and she looked so beautiful coming up through the trees. Golden orange in the hazy skies

Happy full Rowan/snow Moon ❤️Sat above the waltzing Ash this evening in Harewood

Writes Benedict Williams a Harewood

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Dave Whittaker Grey Stone, Harewood. Littered with Neolithic petroglyphs. It aligns with the nearby Almscliffe Crag, also home to many carvings and, allegedly, the two are in alignment with the full moon winter solstice, just like Stonehenge. The bottom stone appears to have been deliberately positioned there which if you use a little imagination, gives the whole stone a face, well it does to me? The face of a Neolithic god perhaps?

Now the winter solstice is passed and the evenings are slowly growing longer we can capture some wonderful sights around the Estate

Oak Sunset Trees watching the sun set over Wharfedale together

Friday 3 September – Sunday 24 October 2021 11am – 4pm Following the recent TV and film plot inclusions, most notably in that of Downton Abbey, HRH Princess Mary, daughter of King George V and Queen Mary, and resident of Harewood House for over 30 years, has been of particular popular interest to our many visitors and Members. This year on the State Floor, don’t miss a special display giving a first-hand insight into Mary’s life, bringing alive some of the fascinating narratives around her story, who she was, and her journey to becoming the Yorkshire Princess. Following the success of In Their Own Words: Princess Mary and Her Family, our display which ran in 2019, this newly revamped exhibition, Becoming The Yorkshire Princess, introduces immersive spaces, giving you the opportunity to get to know the real ‘Yorkshire Princess’. Through this exhibition, you can explore her roles as a daughter, sister and wife, with an intimate glimpse into some of her closest relationships. Be transported back to Mary’s childhood to watch a slideshow of snapshots from a newly-digitised family photograph album, and explore rarely seen personal items, such as a Fabergé necklace pendant containing miniature photographs of her four brothers. Princess Mary's Wedding Dress An exciting new addition to the exhibition is a reproduction of Princess Mary’s wedding dress, which is too fragile to go on display itself. Working with Rosalind Ebbutt, leading costume designer for period dramas such as ITV’s Victoria and Downton Abbey, it is on display in the Servants’ Hall, where you can experience its simple but elegant design up close. Becoming The Yorkshire Princess begins on the State Floor.