WITH 85 acres of trees and shrubs from all regions of the Earth, the changing of the seasons never looked as stunning as at Thorp Perrow Arboretum.
Visitors to the tourist attraction, near Bedale, North Yorkshire, are savouring an explosion of colour as autumn gets into its stride.
Species originating from China, Japan, North America, Chile in South America and Europe are among those capturing the imagination.
Sections of the arboretum are linked by paths, avenues and grass walks, allowing nature lovers to enjoy the park's beauty.
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