Gorgeous day here today so went for a run up Loch Lomond and to Crarae Gardens near Inverary - a woodland garden run by the National Trust. Just gorgeous.
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Never Paul!Whoever plants a garden believes in the future.
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Muckdiva, that Greenway looks great, I bet those hedges are teeming with wildlife? Always good t have a place kids can cycle safely, we're a bit short of that round here.
Alice, what a beautiful garden. I love Loch Lomond, used to go to a summer camp on it's shores every year as a teenager.. Aaaah *sighs* good memories...
This is a picture from Fountains Abbey (National Trust) near Harrogate. Not brilliant pic, as had dog pulling me @ the time.... It's an old Cistercian Abbey, really peaceful even when full of people, and if you walk a mile or so, you come to some stunning water-gardens. Those pics didn't come out very well (the Padster pulling again). Next time maybe! The kids love it there, and you can take dogs (on lead).Attached Files
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Originally posted by SarzWix View PostThis is a picture from Fountains Abbey (National Trust) near Harrogate. Not brilliant pic, as had dog pulling me @ the time.... It's an old Cistercian Abbey, really peaceful even when full of people, and if you walk a mile or so, you come to some stunning water-gardens. Those pics didn't come out very well (the Padster pulling again). Next time maybe! The kids love it there, and you can take dogs (on lead).All at once I hear your voice
And time just slips away
Bonnie Raitt
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This is one of my favourite local places.
It is a wood between Holkham and Wells next the Sea, about 8 miles from where I live. You walk through the wood and come out onto the beach....fabulous! My dog loves it too!
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I've been to Wells (and Cley) - Brill for bird watching.Whoever plants a garden believes in the future.
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Originally posted by Alice View PostGorgeous day here today so went for a run up Loch Lomond and to Crarae Gardens near Inverary - a woodland garden run by the National Trust. Just gorgeous.
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Lovely Pics Alice, I know the area but never been to the Gardens. Thats not you in the 1st piccie is it?
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Ballycastle taken last summer last week of August from the top of a 120 foot high ferris wheel.For a better selection of pictures from where I live check out this websitehttp://www.northantrim.com/
On the interactive map I live between Derrykeighan and Ballycastle. I grew up just outside Bushmills and my wife is from Ballycastle.If you are on dialup sorry it will take ages . Will take more pics soon - promise.There comes a point in your life when you realize who matters, who never did, who won't anymore and who always will. Don't worry about people from your past, there's a reason why they didn't make it in your future.
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Yes Nick, that is me in the first pic. I just put it in to show the size of the rhoddies. Quite spectacular. If you're back in the area I recommend a visit to Crarae gardens in May. Next week I hope to visit the Hunter gardens at Dunoon. Another woodland garden but with more of a perennial component.
For a spectacular sub tropical garden in Scotland you have to see the Logan Gardens in Galloway. I'll be there a little later in the year.
From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs.
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Thanks Beefy - many years since we were in Ballycastle and enjoyed the trip around Bushmills. (tried the whisky samples, but then had to go for a long, long walk before we dared get back on the motorbikes!). Great part of Northern Ireland, we just love it! But Ballycastle and Limavardy were our favourite places.~
Aerodynamically the bumblebee shouldn't be able to fly, but the bumblebee doesn't know that so it goes on flying anyway.
~ Mary Kay Ash
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I've been to Logan Gardens Alice - really inspiring. We bought a hardy fuschia there - Logan Woods it was called - which starred in our old garden. I tried to take some cuttings before we moved here 7 years ago but they failed.Whoever plants a garden believes in the future.
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