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Today we took ourselves and the 2 grandchildren over to Rowallene, National Trust owned, house, gardens and parkland. The house and gardens date from the 1860s so we were keen for a wee walk round. The 50 acre garden was laid out by the Reverend John Moore. He built a walled garden, created the Pleasure Grounds and planted many trees. It features a walled garden, rock garden woods, wildflower meadows, two walking paths, a bell tower, and a tea room. The estate house is the headquarters of the National Trust in Northern Ireland
The first thing we noticed as we went through the back door of the house was a very active wasps nest, near the wall on the centre circle tree island. My advice about wasps nests is to steer well clear of them and show them a high degree of respect.
A single wasp sting is bad enough. To be stung multiple times is a dreadful thought. Do not use lawnmowers near a wasps nest. They are very aggressive in defending any supposed attack on their homes. Unless it is essential please leave a wasps nest, well alone!