Apart from the humming bees that caught my eye in the wonderful medieval garden mentioned in previous posts, there were lots of unusual plants, flowers and herbs which offered a 'riot' of colours and smells. Walking amongst them, I absorbed the delicious aroma but then my eyes were drawn to two pieces of stonework. One was a water feature set against a side wall under a canopy of vines. The other was a stone well cited towards the back of the garden and which you could see whilst standing under the shade of the vine canopy. They both complimented the garden beautifully and added enormously to its character.
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Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Monday, April 4, 2011
Flowers & Bees In A Vendée Garden
One of the things I enjoy about writing a Vendée blog is to be able to share photographs of places in the Vendée. Somehow words are not enough to convey the essence and atmosphere of a place. The medieval garden mentioned in my last blog post is a VERY special place. Here is a photograph of flowers in the garden that were positively 'humming' with bees!
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Vendée garden
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