This is the garden at Haddon Hall, in Derbyshire, England, my favorite house of the many dozens I’ve visited. From our perspective, it benefits greatly from the fact that the house was largely ignored over the centuries by the owner family, who preferred living in others of their houses and never updated it to reflect fashions of the times. So what we have to visit now is an intact example of it’s time.
But the garden is the thing today and it’s in England, land of world-class gardeners, of whom I’ve known a few. To see a bit more of the house, look here.
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First day of Spring.
Certainly is a good day to smell the flowers.
Today in the park:
HESKETH PARK near LIVERPOOL UK