RHS Bridgewater Garden Worsley - Bigger And Better Than Expected

Opened in 2021 and delayed by Covid the gardens are now looking really good. It took four hours to explore all 154 acres (with several tea breaks).
Looking forward to the completion of the Chinese stream side garden.
Here is a link to my video about the Bridgewater Canal and Worsley Village:-
• Worsley Village & The ...
Here is a link to Worsley Delph and the labyrinth of underground canal tunnels built for coal mining:-
• Worsley Delph & Woods,...

[@JB-gs4ib]

What a lovely area and obviously well supported by the public, very informative and thanks for sharing.

[@lancsway]

A great place with lots of history, the Bridgewater canal in Worsley is well worth a walk with a visit to the underground canals used for coal mining, they stretch all the way to Bolton.

[@sueg2470]

We were here this week making the most of our free Salford Tuesday offer before it ends this month . Excellent when it's in bloom but out of season not much to see. Always enjoyable if only for a stroll around

[@lancsway]

Worth noting, best to go when in full bloom. Fingers crossed for sunny summer.

[@michaeldenham9681]

Brilliant! Like you, I have been waiting for the gardens to become established before visiting, but haven't yet got round to going. A definite must for next summer. Thanks so much for the preview.

[@lancsway]

Hi Michael, we were pleasantly surprised at how much there was to see, four hours disappeared very quickly. Definitely a place to visit on a nice summers day to appreciate the planting.

[@mavicairflyeruk]

awesome videomy friend well done liked it 👍

[@lancsway]

Thanks for watching, I have just purchased the DJI Mini 4, getting used to flying it. Interesting to watch your videos, I have subscribed.

[@CountrysideWalking]

How leisurely for you both. Nice to go somewhere recreational. Certainly my kind of social enjoyment. Plenty to see at the RHS Bridgewater Garden. Looks like a must place for us to visit. Will note in my places to visit list. Didn't know Worsley was where the RHS was. You chose a lovely day for filming too. That was an opportunity for you to create your piano interpretation and performance of the Ellesmere polka dance music.

[@lancsway]

Hi Shanita, the area was much bigger than expected so lots to see, I thought it was just the formal gardens done in that squared sections format, but it's more random than that. They are still building the Chines gardens with more building to go up. It took four hours to walk round.

[@atrampinthehills.841]

Lovely place to while away a summer afternoon.

[@lancsway]

We definitely did plenty of whiling, it was tough going.