Charismatic flint-fronted cottages and informal gardens in the village of Hambleden in the beautiful, wooded Chiltern Hills, Buckinghamshire.

Poem.

 

Honeysuckle.

Clematis.

Wisteria.

Ox-Eye Daisy.

Ferns.

Speedwell.

Dog-Rose.

Foxglove.

Delphinium.

Rosemary.

Lawn and

Meadow Grasses.

But a small selection of plants,

found in this English Country Garden.

Nestling, snugly, into this lush green,

wooded valley, in the Chiltern Hundreds,

Hambleden seems part of the landscape,

not bolted on.

With its red-clay tile-hung roofs,

and white, grey and black Flint walls,

this is one of the loveliest villages in England.

Iconic, beautiful and, seemingly, everlasting.

 

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