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Horseshoe Bend Slot Canyon near Page, Arizona. Accessible only by joining an organised tour, this slot canyon isn't as well known as nearby Lower Antelope Canyon. The smaller number of visitors allows for a more pleasant visiting experience.
Le château de Chenonceau a inauguré en juin 2018, un jardin, clos, contemporain, et directement inspiré par les croquis de Russell Page, l’un des plus grands paysagistes contemporains.
C’est dans un très beau jardin clos, ancienne aire de jeux pour enfants, que les plans et croquis réalisés par Russell Page pour la famille Menier vont prendre vie.
Pour aller vers le « Jardin idéal » d’après Russell Page, Nicholas Tomlan, directeur botanique du château, s’est inspiré de lectures, recherches et visites de jardins créés par Russell Page, notamment en Normandie.
« L’apprentissage de l’art des jardins ne peut pas être, pour qui que ce soit, académique ou théorique. Il faut apprendre les plantes, la pierre, l’eau et le sol, autant avec les mains qu’avec la tête »
The Education of a Gardner. Russell Page
In June 2018, the Château de Chenonceau inaugurated a contemporary, walled garden directly inspired by the sketches of Russell Page, one of the greatest contemporary landscape architects.
It is in this beautiful walled garden, formerly a children's playground, that the plans and sketches created by Russell Page for the Menier family will come to life.
To achieve Russell Page's "Ideal Garden," Nicholas Tomlan, the château's botanical director, drew inspiration from reading, research, and visits to gardens designed by Page, particularly in Normandy.
"The Education of a Gardner cannot be, for anyone, academic or theoretical. One must learn about plants, stone, water, and soil, as much with the hands as with the head." (The Education of a Gardner, Russell Page)
This was a 45 minute impulsive drive from home this afternoon and a new discovery for me. Greens legend Bob Brown bought this land to save it from logging and then gave it to the State. I will go back for a longer look soon.
Well, 2024 is ending. Is it with a sense of relief, like Thank Fv%£ for that? Didn't so many of us just struggle to exist through the year. I know we worked very hard through the summer months but gained so much in warmth, happiness in smiles with people from all around the world. And we finished on a high with a large family gathering at Christmas. But the year was mainly a washout in terms of weather. We were grateful for a splash of glorious springlike weather early on and a late hoorah of sunshine in September. But a shadow covered the world thoughout the year, and hangs over us still. The future seems bleak in many ways and yet we are supposed to go into 2025 with hope and optimism: politically, geo-politically, economically, racially and culturally. For me, 2024 will end on a high if our 10 week old granddaughter is able to return her West Highland home from a dash visit to see a paediatrician specialist in hospital, a three hour journey away over what are likely to be snowy mountain roads within the coming hours. I just hope and pray 2025 makes us all, friends and family, happier with a healthy and prosperous New Year
20:33 / Secrets
Cool these engines
Calm these jets
I ask you, how hot can it get?
And as you wipe off beads of sweat
Slowly, you say, I'm not there yet...
My honey bought a new, older model point and shoot camera (I’ve been hinting😁) I’ve been wanting something to carry around on hikes etc. without carrying my bag of lenses. But more then my iPhone …
i❤️ it so far!! This was edited in iPhone 12
Well chuffed, My image made the front page of The Scots magazine. double spread inside too. April issue..
This is Melbourne Skyline in color. iv had some interest in the black and white version, and some people are wanting to buy the color version... so this is it. please leave a comment and let me know what you think. :) have a good day
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2 L trains snake their way through Chicago's River North neighborhood on a summer night.
This view seems somewhat timeless with the train lines and the low slung, older buildings on Chicago's north side. The truth is that this view only revealed itself about 15 years ago when a parking garage and apartment complex were built here. Prior to that this lot had been a surface lot for decades just like its neighbor across the street.
Times change of course and this view is set to disappear quite shortly. Construction has already begun to transform the empty lot you see in the middle of the picture and soon a new building will rise up and conceal most of the train tracks you see here.
While it may slow down from time to time the city never stops evolving. This view will be gone soon but the new office tower promises new photographic possibilities of its own. It's going to be fun to watch this little corner change once again.