International Sporting Excursion in England

The Stafford Hotel in London was the perfect venue to kick off G&G‘s International Sporting Excursion to England.

From left: Laura Warren and Caroline Montgomery relish a once-in-a-lifetime mother-daughter trip.

The historic Spencer House, built for the first Earl Spencer, ancestor of Diana, Princess of Wales, and arguably one of the finest houses in London.

Guests gather at Lucknam Park, a 500-acre estate in the southern Cotswolds.

Winn Forker takes aim during a day of traditional driven shooting at West Wycombe Estate.

After two successful drives, the group of hunters take a break for “elevenses,” or a midmorning snack.

David and Mary Schieble in Henley-on-Thames, a small town located on the river Thames.

A traditional pub lunch at the Angel on the Bridge—with a menu ranging from hand pies to fish and chips.

Anne Lantry takes in the scenery of the stunning twelfth-century Malmesbury Abbey.

Guests take a guided tour of Bath with England native Andrew Butterworth (center).

A glimpse into the Roman baths, fed by a natural hot spring.

From left: Rich and Bobbie Jean Weiler, along with Peter and Rebecca Coccaro, enjoy cocktails and dinner at the Manor House—a Michelin-starred restaurant located in the small village of Castle Combe.

Personal and elegant touches are placed on each guest’s table setting during the trip’s finale dinner. (Paintings by Gret Mackintosh Art.)

The group gets insider access to the house and gardens of Badminton Estate—home of the 12^th Duke of Beaufort.