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La fine di una stagione può essere colta da segni molto precisi, in natura. Il ciclo vegetativo di alcune specie di piante, infatti, ha sincronizzato le fioriture all'inizio o alla fine della stagione. In questo caso, la calcatreppola ametistina, che sfoggia un delicato colore azzurro, fiorisce a fine agosto e segnala visivamente il declino della stagione estiva. Per questo le farfalle si affollano sui fiori per bottinare ..... ..
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The estate surrounding Groeneveld Castle is approximately 130 hectares and is managed by Staatsbosbeheer. The park of Groeneveld Castle is laid out in the Dutch Baroque style, which is characterized by sleek geometric shapes and impressive driveways.
When the English landscape style emerged in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, the park underwent a transformation. Water features, hills, winding paths and trees arose. The landscape style in Groeneveld was perfected, especially after 1830. An ice cellar was also built. It is now inhabited by long-eared bats.
After decades of neglect, the garden was restored in the late 1970s by Michael van Gessel, leaving the landscape styles from the different periods intact and bringing them together into one whole.
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Het landgoed rond het kasteel is ongeveer 130 hectare en wordt beheerd door Staatsbosbeheer. Het park van kasteel Groeneveld werd aangelegd in de Hollandse Barokke stijl, die wordt gekenmerkt door strenge geometrische vormen en imponerende oprijlanen.
Toen in de achttiende en negentiende eeuw de Engelse landschapsstijl opgeld deed, werd het park omgevormd. Waterpartijen, heuvels, slingerende paden en boompartijen werden aangelegd. Vooral na 1830 werd de landschapsstijl in Groeneveld geperfectioneerd. Ook werd er een ijskelder aangelegd. Deze wordt nu bewoond door grootoorvleermuizen.
Nadat de tuin tientallen jaren was verwaarloosd, werd hij eind zeventiger jaren door Michael van Gessel gerestaureerd, waarbij hij de landschapsstijlen uit de verschillende perioden intact liet en samenbracht tot een geheel.
My Home estate along with 26 other tenants.
This new addition on one of the sims was placed recently by us and i'm totally in love with them, great for taking pictures in a little french neighbourhood.
Francesco Gabbani - Tra Le Granite E Le Granate (Official Music Video)
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Tranquility at the Brockhampton Estate… More than 600 years ago the Dumbleton family built this moated manor house tucked away in a Herefordshire valley. The story of how a once grand medieval hall was slowly transformed into a modest home for farmers is explained to visitors by the National Trust.
In the wider estate there are walks through a farming landscape with parkland, hidden dingles, gushing streams and wild woodlands waiting to be discovered. Lost Victorian orchards have been replanted.
Powerscourt Estate located in Enniskerry County Wicklow, Ireland, is a large country estate which is noted for its house and landscaped gardens occupying 47 acres. The house originally a 13th-century castle, was extensively altered during the 18th century by German architect Richard Cassels and was renovated in 1996.
Originally the family seat of the Viscounts Powerscourt, the estate has been owned by the Slazenger family since 1961. It's a popular tourist attraction.
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Our granddaughter's reflection as she runs through a puddle of water on another fine sunny, blue-sky day on Bluebird Estates.
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The Bieduinen Estate in Putte consists of 170 ha mainly forest and transition to heath. The area is characterized by coniferous forests, heathlands, fens and lakes, which has long made it attractive for logging and peat mining.
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10-16-22
The Chapman Estate is a Tudor Style mansion and gardens situated on 11 lots on the cliffs of Pismo Beach. It was built in 1930 by Arthur and Celia Rogers.
From "About Pismo Beach" : "(It) has been an integral part of the Shell Beach community since Clifford Chapman purchased the property in 1962. He and Don Shidler, Chapman’s partner of almost 50 years, collected art and treasures from around the world that are now displayed in the house and on the grounds. They hosted numerous parties and opened the Estate for non-profit events year-round."
It's only open sporadically and was closed Sunday morning 10/16 when I stopped by. I took some shots over the fence, but got this sweeping view with my drone.
The property has a pagoda with a koi pond, a windmill, AND a lighthouse!
Analogica, Praktica L ( 1969 ) priva di esposimetro, Pentacon 29 mm f 2.8, Fomapan bianco e nero 200 asa, sviluppo con Rodinal
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The land on which the property is built was acquired by Joseph Cawthra in 1809. The farmland, which came to be known as the Grove Farm, was granted to Agar Adamson and Mabel Cawthra as a wedding gift.
Agar Adamson, born on Christmas Day 1865, was the grandson of William Agar Adamson an influential Toronto clergyman. He married into the Cawthra family whose legacy in Peel lives on through the Cawthra Estate located near the intersection of the Cawthra Road and the Queen Elizabeth Way. Their legacy comes from supplying eastern white pine logs for ship masts in the British Royal Navy. by Sandra Gwyn. He served under General Arthur Currie. Insights into his time at war may be seen in the CBC series The Great War which features Talbot Papineau, another of the four Canadians featured in the book.
Agar Adamson designed and built the Belgian-style mansion on this land in 1919, after returning from the wartime service in France. In 1943, his son Anthony Adamson added a home for himself on the property. The estate was acquired by the Credit Valley Conservation Authority in 1975.
Thank you all my Friends for your visits, faves, invites and wonderful comments .
All images and writing are copyright © S.Anassis. All The materials contained may not be reproduced, copied, edited, published, transmitted or downloaded in any way, shape or form. All rights are reserved. Copying, altering, displaying or redistribution of any of these images without written permission from the Artist is strictly prohibited.
The land on which the property is built was acquired by Joseph Cawthra in 1809. The farmland, which came to be known as the Grove Farm, was granted to Agar Adamson and Mabel Cawthra as a wedding gift.
Agar Adamson, born on Christmas Day 1865, was the grandson of William Agar Adamson an influential Toronto clergyman. He married into the Cawthra family whose legacy in Peel lives on through the Cawthra Estate located near the intersection of the Cawthra Road and the Queen Elizabeth Way. Their legacy comes from supplying eastern white pine logs for ship masts in the British Royal Navy. by Sandra Gwyn. He served under General Arthur Currie. Insights into his time at war may be seen in the CBC series The Great War which features Talbot Papineau, another of the four Canadians featured in the book.
Agar Adamson designed and built the Belgian-style mansion on this land in 1919, after returning from the wartime service in France. In 1943, his son Anthony Adamson added a home for himself on the property. The estate was acquired by the Credit Valley Conservation Authority in 1975.
Wimpole was listed in the Domesday Book of 1086. At that time there was a moated manor house set in a small 81 hectares (200 acres) deer-park.Situated to the north and south of this were three medieval villages: Bennall End, Thresham End and Green End.
The estate was held by the Chicheley family for more than 250 years, beginning in 1428 with Henry Chichele who was Archbishop of Canterbury.