A waterfall in the grounds of Newstead Abbey. Famous for its association with the poet Lord Byron the abbey was originally founded in the late 12th century. It became the seat of the Byron family in 1540. The poet, Lord Byron, sold the property to a friend, Colonel Thomas Wildman, in 1818. The home remained in private hands until 1931 when ownership was passed to the Nottingham Corporation.

The Abbey across the lake from the Old Fort. Famous for its association with the poet Lord Byron the abbey was originally founded in the late 12th century. It became the seat of the Byron family in 1540. The poet, Lord Byron, sold the property to a friend, Colonel Thomas Wildman, in 1818. The home remained in private hands until 1931 when ownership was passed to the Nottingham Corporation.

The Abbey across the lake from the Old Fort. Famous for its association with the poet Lord Byron the abbey was originally founded in the late 12th century. It became the seat of the Byron family in 1540. The poet, Lord Byron, sold the property to a friend, Colonel Thomas Wildman, in 1818. The home remained in private hands until 1931 when ownership was passed to the Nottingham Corporation.

The Abbey across the lake from the Old Fort. Famous for its association with the poet Lord Byron the abbey was originally founded in the late 12th century. It became the seat of the Byron family in 1540. The poet, Lord Byron, sold the property to a friend, Colonel Thomas Wildman, in 1818. The home remained in private hands until 1931 when ownership was passed to the Nottingham Corporation.

The Abbey across the lake from the Old Fort. Famous for its association with the poet Lord Byron the abbey was originally founded in the late 12th century. It became the seat of the Byron family in 1540. The poet, Lord Byron, sold the property to a friend, Colonel Thomas Wildman, in 1818. The home remained in private hands until 1931 when ownership was passed to the Nottingham Corporation.

The Abbey across the lake from the Old Fort. Famous for its association with the poet Lord Byron the abbey was originally founded in the late 12th century. It became the seat of the Byron family in 1540. The poet, Lord Byron, sold the property to a friend, Colonel Thomas Wildman, in 1818. The home remained in private hands until 1931 when ownership was passed to the Nottingham Corporation.

Famous for its association with the poet Lord Byron the abbey was originally founded in the late 12th century. It became the seat of the Byron family in 1540. The poet, Lord Byron, sold the property to a friend, Colonel Thomas Wildman, in 1818. The home remained in private hands until 1931 when ownership was passed to the Nottingham Corporation.

Famous for its association with the poet Lord Byron the abbey was originally founded in the late 12th century. It became the seat of the Byron family in 1540. The poet, Lord Byron, sold the property to a friend, Colonel Thomas Wildman, in 1818. The home remained in private hands until 1931 when ownership was passed to the Nottingham Corporation.

Attenborough Nature Reserve was established in 1966 on a series of disused gravel pits. The pits were excavated between 1929 and 1967. An important site and well known for its birds the reserve attracts a wide range of species.

Each year the woodland and gardens of Hodsock Priory are open to the public to enjoy the spectacular display of Snowdrops. The breathtaking carpet of white wildflowers is truly impressive and a joy to behold.

Each year the woodland and gardens of Hodsock Priory are open to the public to enjoy the spectacular display of Snowdrops. The breathtaking carpet of white wildflowers is truly impressive and a joy to behold.

Each year the woodland and gardens of Hodsock Priory are open to the public to enjoy the spectacular display of Snowdrops. The breathtaking carpet of white wildflowers is truly impressive and a joy to behold.

Each year the woodland and gardens of Hodsock Priory are open to the public to enjoy the spectacular display of Snowdrops. The breathtaking carpet of white wildflowers is truly impressive and a joy to behold.