Being six miles further in this direction, is consequently beyond the
prescribed limit of my pen. I cannot forbear, however, to remark that
the scenery in the park is truly grand, and the objects which meet the
eye are varied and interesting, consisting of a succession of hills and
dales, rocks and caverns, connected together in a comparatively small
space. The walks are twelve miles round, and the obelisk erected on the
terrace of the park commands a prospect one hundred miles in diameter.
Amid this beautiful natural scene, the hand of art has introduced many
interesting features calculated to interrupt for an interval the
associations of the mind, that it might return with renewed vigour and
fresh delight to the enjoyment of the more exalted feast of contemplative
wonder, which nature has so lavishly bestowed on this elysian spot. The
noble proprietor kindly permits visitors to gratify themselves with a
walk over the grounds.