Heyrons, part of the National Garden Scheme, is a garden in High Easter, Essex, based on a Grade II listed 16th- to 19th-century restored and repurposed barn complex, which forms a walled garden. Beyond is a terraced area with mature trees, pond, herbaceous beds, rose garden, mature trees and shrubs. From the garden are views of sky with Essex countryside. Detail as file title.

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Visit to RHS Wisley 8/3/2014

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Good spot Alan. We had a flying visit to New Haw for the day and had fast run round Wisley with Jane in a wheelchair. It was about 3.30pm and the sun very low. I

was too late for the butterflies in the hot house but that was OK as I had seen them in both of the last two years. I do enjoy the gardens at all times of the year.

You have made me curious to see your images.

Best wishes

JP

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Message Received: Mar 11 2014, 05:37 PM

From: "Alan Outen"

To: "John Pitts"

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Subject: Re: [BedsBirds] Summer Garden Bird Survey Form?

Hello John

I see you were at Wisley the day after Pattie and I went…… on the free day! I also photographed Edgeworthia chrysantha ( despite the fact that I have seen ot

many times before!) but otherwise my image set is very different to yours!

Best wishes

Alan

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Heyrons, part of the National Garden Scheme, is a garden in High Easter, Essex, based on a Grade II listed 16th- to 19th-century restored and repurposed barn complex, which forms a walled garden. Beyond is a terraced area with mature trees, pond, herbaceous beds, rose garden, mature trees and shrubs. From the garden are views of sky with Essex countryside. Detail as file title.

There are 36,000+ files on Wiki-media Commons that can be used under the Creative Commons licence; see Acabashi at Wikimedia.

Visit to RHS Wisley 8/3/2014

Date:Mar 11 2014, 05:47 PM

Subject:

Re: [BedsBirds] Summer Garden Bird Survey Form?

Show full header

Good spot Alan. We had a flying visit to New Haw for the day and had fast run round Wisley with Jane in a wheelchair. It was about 3.30pm and the sun very low. I

was too late for the butterflies in the hot house but that was OK as I had seen them in both of the last two years. I do enjoy the gardens at all times of the year.

You have made me curious to see your images.

Best wishes

JP

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Message Received: Mar 11 2014, 05:37 PM

From: "Alan Outen"

To: "John Pitts"

Cc:

Subject: Re: [BedsBirds] Summer Garden Bird Survey Form?

Hello John

I see you were at Wisley the day after Pattie and I went…… on the free day! I also photographed Edgeworthia chrysantha ( despite the fact that I have seen ot

many times before!) but otherwise my image set is very different to yours!

Best wishes

Alan

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Visit to RHS Wisley 8/3/2014

Date:Mar 11 2014, 05:47 PM

Subject:

Re: [BedsBirds] Summer Garden Bird Survey Form?

Show full header

Good spot Alan. We had a flying visit to New Haw for the day and had fast run round Wisley with Jane in a wheelchair. It was about 3.30pm and the sun very low. I

was too late for the butterflies in the hot house but that was OK as I had seen them in both of the last two years. I do enjoy the gardens at all times of the year.

You have made me curious to see your images.

Best wishes

JP

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Message Received: Mar 11 2014, 05:37 PM

From: "Alan Outen"

To: "John Pitts"

Cc:

Subject: Re: [BedsBirds] Summer Garden Bird Survey Form?

Hello John

I see you were at Wisley the day after Pattie and I went…… on the free day! I also photographed Edgeworthia chrysantha ( despite the fact that I have seen ot

many times before!) but otherwise my image set is very different to yours!

Best wishes

Alan

Visit to RHS Wisley 8/3/2014

Date:Mar 11 2014, 05:47 PM

Subject:

Re: [BedsBirds] Summer Garden Bird Survey Form?

Show full header

Good spot Alan. We had a flying visit to New Haw for the day and had fast run round Wisley with Jane in a wheelchair. It was about 3.30pm and the sun very low. I

was too late for the butterflies in the hot house but that was OK as I had seen them in both of the last two years. I do enjoy the gardens at all times of the year.

You have made me curious to see your images.

Best wishes

JP

========================================

Message Received: Mar 11 2014, 05:37 PM

From: "Alan Outen"

To: "John Pitts"

Cc:

Subject: Re: [BedsBirds] Summer Garden Bird Survey Form?

Hello John

I see you were at Wisley the day after Pattie and I went…… on the free day! I also photographed Edgeworthia chrysantha ( despite the fact that I have seen ot

many times before!) but otherwise my image set is very different to yours!

Best wishes

Alan

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Visit to RHS Wisley 8/3/2014

Date:Mar 11 2014, 05:47 PM

Subject:

Re: [BedsBirds] Summer Garden Bird Survey Form?

Show full header

Good spot Alan. We had a flying visit to New Haw for the day and had fast run round Wisley with Jane in a wheelchair. It was about 3.30pm and the sun very low. I

was too late for the butterflies in the hot house but that was OK as I had seen them in both of the last two years. I do enjoy the gardens at all times of the year.

You have made me curious to see your images.

Best wishes

JP

========================================

Message Received: Mar 11 2014, 05:37 PM

From: "Alan Outen"

To: "John Pitts"

Cc:

Subject: Re: [BedsBirds] Summer Garden Bird Survey Form?

Hello John

I see you were at Wisley the day after Pattie and I went…… on the free day! I also photographed Edgeworthia chrysantha ( despite the fact that I have seen ot

many times before!) but otherwise my image set is very different to yours!

Best wishes

Alan