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30. Crossroads
This signpost is at the southern end of the village at the junction of the B655 Hitchin road. The lane heading south from here leads towards Lilley.
The signpost incorporates the old village pump, erected at the central crossroads in 1846. The first lamp above the original fingerboards was one that burnt paraffin
I was delighted to find two signposts that had been yarn bombed down a little side street in the city yesterday. Here is a view of both looking down the street.
Spotted when walking Ross in Mad Bess Wood this morning, There two sets of signposts are 50 years apart. The older metal ones on the right look out of place in the woods, unlike the were ones which have been upcycled from fallen trees in the woods.
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Japanese Maple @ Showa Commemorative National Government Park
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Taken at the crossing between Iron Mountain Pump Plant Rd. and Rice Rd. near the Joshua Tree NP in California.
Also called "Iron Mountain Signpost"
Near the entrance to access the gardens.
At the edge of the car park shared with the sheep and lambs In
a field area.
Plas Cadnant Hidden Gardens
A historic garden under restoration, situated between Menai Bridge and Beaumaris on the Isle of Anglesey.
In 1996, the present owner bought the 200 acre Plas Cadnant Estate and work began on the restoration of the historic garden and grounds. Since then large parts of the gardens have undergone a spectacular transformation and have been restored to their former glory.
Described as one of North Wales best kept secrets is the hidden world of Plas Cadnant Gardens, situated at the side of the Menai Strait, hidden from view near to Menai Bridge on the Isle of Anglesey.
Former owners of Plas Cadnant were related to the Tremayne family of Heligan House, now famous for its Lost Gardens.
A new garden is being created on an historic site, becoming a plantsman's paradise. Now considered amongst the liveliest twenty gardens of Wales, and featured in a new book 'The Finest Gardens of Wales' by Tony Russell'. Also featured in 'Discovering Welsh Gardens' written by Stephen Anderton and photographed by Charles Hawes.
There is still much work to be done and we hope you will visit us in person or use the website to keep informed of our ongoing progress.
Three gardens in one
Three different gardens have been discovered, including an unusual walled garden with curving walls and pool, a secret valley garden with three waterfalls and river, and an upper woodland garden with stone outcrops and the remains of a 19c. folly.
The trouble with our age is all signposts and no destination.
- Louis Kronenberger
Thanks alot for the latest explores! It's absolutely awesome:)
We could see our mountain hut for hours. We were so close and yet so far :D
The Sigma 35mm 1.4 did a really good job, it's now one of my favourite lenses:)
Thanks for your support! Have a great week:)