Hector Goes Wild at Hampton Court Warren

Hector Goes Wild at Hampton Court Warren

Hector is a happy house rabbit until Foxy chases him through the hedge and into the wild where he is saved by the wild rabbits of Hampton Court.



Nannie in her hospital at Hampton Court Warren	The Lord and Lady of Hampton Court Warren

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Pine Cone Club badges

The best examples of the man-made warrens are at Warren Plantation and north of the junction between Lime Avenue and Chestnut Avenue. Landscape history of the Royal Parks



Georgie Hampton with blue paws	Tom Hampton the star gazer

Nannie of Hampton Hospital AD 1236	Sporty Harry


Magical Hampton Court Palace in the moonlight


Diana the goddess of the wild	The King's Beasts of Hampton Court

Across the Park moonlight danced and glinted on a golden statue above a silvery pond. “That is the Fountain of Diana,” whispered Tom, “the Goddess and Protector of the Moon and the Creatures of the Wild. All the statues in Hampton Court are magical. And they do say that when an animal is in danger Diana’s statue comes to life, and darts like a streak of lightning through the trees, to raise the alarm.” Hector Goes Wild Jo Rutherford 2010

Magical Hampton Court Palace in the moonlight

Hector's first Pine Cone Club Badges
“What is Pine Cone Club?” asked Hector. “It’s a school, where young rabbits learn all about the wild," explained Nannie. "About the animals in the Park, and what is safe to eat, and how to build a tunnel, and everything. You’ll see.” Hector goes wild! Jo Rutherford 2010

This website is for the entertainment and education of Dominic, Eleanor, Emily and Ada
The Monastery Hospitaller was responsible for hospitality to travellers. The institution in Jerusalem dates to 600 AD under Abbot Probus. Charlemagne enlarged
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Hector Goes Wild Jo Rutherford 2010

Magical Hampton Court Palace in the moonlight

Hector's first Pine Cone Club Badges

“What is Pine Cone Club?” asked Hector.“It’s a school, where young rabbits learn all about the wild," explained Nannie. "About the animals in the Park, and what is safe to eat, and how to build a tunnel, and everything. You’ll see.”

Hector goes wild! Jo Rutherford 2010

The Monastery Hospitaller was responsible for hospitality to travellers. The institution in Jerusalem dates to 600 AD under Abbot Probus. Charlemagne enlarged

“What is Pine Cone Club?” asked Hector.
“It’s a school, where young rabbits learn all about the wild," explained Nannie. "About the animals in the Park, and what is safe to eat, and how to build a tunnel, and everything. You’ll see.”