Bramall Hall is a largely Tudor manor house in Bramhall, within the Metropolitan Borough of Stockport, Greater Manchester, England.

It is a timber-framed building; the oldest parts of which date from the 14th century, with later additions from the 16th and 19th centuries.

Brillant capture Mr B! Perfect time of day. Almost like a painting!

Stunning capture Mr. B.       Hard to believe that amazing manorhouse dates back to the 14th century.  Love the surrounding landscape.  

Bussty Posted at 8-7 03:14
Brillant capture Mr B! Perfect time of day. Almost like a painting!

Thanks.  It was before 7 am and I expected to be undisturbed on a Sunday morning.
But if you zoom in you can see (quite pixellated) a guy walking his dog in the grounds.

DowntownRDB Posted at 8-7 03:33
Stunning capture Mr. B.       Hard to believe that amazing manorhouse dates back to the 14th century.  Love the surrounding landscape.

It is an impressive building, and parkland surrounding it.

Blériot53 Posted at 8-7 03:34
Thanks.  It was before 7 am and I expected to be undisturbed on a Sunday morning.
But if you zoom in you can see (quite pixellated) a guy walking his dog in the grounds.

That's annoying, I have been there, good they weren't Dobermans but look like fluffy white things :-)  Do you think the Mini 3 Pro is louder when stationary?   Sometimes when hovering above me I think it sounds  louder than the Mini 1 but definitely lower pitch.  

Bussty Posted at 8-7 03:41
That's annoying, I have been there, good they weren't Dobermans but look like fluffy white things :-)  Do you think the Mini 3 Pro is louder when stationary?   Sometimes when hovering above me I think it sounds  louder than the Mini 1 but definitely lower pitch.

It's definitely quieter than my old Mini One. And when it's 60-70 metres up in the air it's almost undetectable. Harder to spot than other drones too.
I love its Ninja qualities
Did a Mosaic experiment with it this morning, top-down over the cricket pitch.

Blériot53 Posted at 8-7 03:37
It is an impressive building, and parkland surrounding it.

Love the architecture of the building.  No doubt it take a sizeable landscaper crew to maintain that property.

DowntownRDB Posted at 8-7 04:06
Love the architecture of the building.  No doubt it take a sizeable landscaper crew to maintain that property.

I guess they have a dedicated team for that RDB, as you remarked.

Blériot53 Posted at 8-7 05:00
I guess they have a dedicated team for that RDB, as you remarked.

That has to be way too much for just one person to keep up with.  That's quite the sizeable estate to maintain which is why I was guessing a whole crew.  

DowntownRDB Posted at 8-7 05:12
That has to be way too much for just one person to keep up with.  That's quite the sizeable estate to maintain which is why I was guessing a whole crew.

Cool place - been inside yet?

Very nice image, the lighting is terrific. I greatly appreciate the vintage buildings you have over there, tons of character. Thanks for sharing.

AeroNW Posted at 8-7 09:28
Very nice image, the lighting is terrific. I greatly appreciate the vintage buildings you have over there, tons of character. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you   That was just after dawn this morning, with the low sun almost directly behind the viewpoint.
Indeed we are lucky to have so many characterful historic buildings in the area to appreciate

What a beautiful old building.    Although I wouldn't want to be the gardener.  

DAFlys Posted at 8-7 22:07
What a beautiful old building.    Although I wouldn't want to be the gardener.

Nor me   I'm done with gardening these days. A chap comes once a fortnight and does the entire Close.

Blériot53 Posted at 8-7 22:56
Nor me   I'm done with gardening these days. A chap comes once a fortnight and does the entire Close.

Its good if you can find someone good.   

DAFlys Posted at 8-8 22:41
Its good if you can find someone good.

We have no complaints.

Blériot53 Posted at 8-9 04:03
We have no complaints.

Just got back from doing the canvey loop,   tried to do it some years ago and on the last few miles Im embarrassed to say I lost the path and ended up with a dilemma,   either back track some 4 miles or so wade through some water to get to the main road.  I opted to wade.    Ive been meaning to try again so over the weekend I looked up the route to see if I could spot where I went wrong and saw a comment from someone that said the route was much nicer if done backwards,  and that seemed like a good idea as in there if I lost the route again I could just back track out.     Turned into a nice walk.  Its 13.3 miles and I did the loop in 3hours 25 minutes.   Plus another few miles to get there and back.   

DAFlys Posted at 8-10 03:02
Just got back from doing the canvey loop,   tried to do it some years ago and on the last few miles Im embarrassed to say I lost the path and ended up with a dilemma,   either back track some 4 miles or so wade through some water to get to the main road.  I opted to wade.    Ive been meaning to try again so over the weekend I looked up the route to see if I could spot where I went wrong and saw a comment from someone that said the route was much nicer if done backwards,  and that seemed like a good idea as in there if I lost the route again I could just back track out.     Turned into a nice walk.  Its 13.3 miles and I did the loop in 3hours 25 minutes.   Plus another few miles to get there and back.

Too much for me - especially in this heat.

Blériot53 Posted at 8-10 04:27
Too much for me - especially in this heat.

I set off just after 6am for that very reason.

DAFlys Posted at 8-10 04:40
I set off just after 6am for that very reason.

I was up at 04h45 this morning - too hot to sleep in.
No droning this morning we had things to do.
I may get a brief flight over the Torrs before my siesta.

Blériot53 Posted at 8-10 04:42
I was up at 04h45 this morning - too hot to sleep in.
No droning this morning we had things to do.
I may get a brief flight over the Torrs before my siesta.

You beat me,  5:30am for me. Shower, coffee put the bins and out and then off I went.  

Blériot53 Posted at 8-10 04:42
I was up at 04h45 this morning - too hot to sleep in.
No droning this morning we had things to do.
I may get a brief flight over the Torrs before my siesta.

You beat me,  5:30am for me. Shower, coffee put the bins and out and then off I went.  

DAFlys Posted at 8-10 04:52
You beat me,  5:30am for me. Shower, coffee put the bins and out and then off I went.

DAFlys Posted at 8-10 04:52
You beat me,  5:30am for me. Shower, coffee put the bins and out and then off I went.

That's an echo

Blériot53 Posted at 8-10 04:56
That's an echo

Blimey,  Ive been echo free for at least three days.  

Hello there Blériot53. Good day and thank you for posting this beautiful aerial photo that you have captured. Great shot and keep flying. .

DJI Stephen Posted at 8-10 21:29
Hello there Blériot53. Good day and thank you for posting this beautiful aerial photo that you have captured. Great shot and keep flying.  .

Thanks DJI Stephen

Blériot53 Posted at 8-10 21:39
Thanks DJI Stephen

Hi there Blériot53. You are very much welcome and thank you for the reply. Have a safe and a happy flying always. .

DJI Stephen Posted at 8-11 20:47
Hi there Blériot53. You are very much welcome and thank you for the reply. Have a safe and a happy flying always.  .

Very nice capture!

Montfrooij Posted at 8-19 03:09
Very nice capture!

I need to go back and take a closer look

Blériot53 Posted at 8-19 03:13
I need to go back and take a closer look

Another item for the list.

Montfrooij Posted at 8-19 03:14
Another item for the list.

It's a long list

Blériot53 Posted at 8-19 03:16
It's a long list

That's ok.