Through the garden gate again, this time towards the car park beside the stables to look down over the garden |
There are ususaly cars parked just here but today I wa able to take this view |
St Micheal's Mount in the sunshine beyond our "signature" Date palms |
That is Penzance across Mounts bay - people aften ask how far it is to Penzance and I look out of the kitchen window and say "about ten minutes drive!" |
climbing higher up the steps that cross the lane and looking down on the entrance where cars park |
back into the garden proper far below and our chief rabbit lawn mower undetered by the fallen leaves |
These are transformed in the autumn as they flower |
The view beyond the Italian Garden from the Blue room terrace |
The terrace in front of the garden room |
So this is nearly my last garden walk of the yar one more before Christmas - what a frightening thought where do the days go or even the years - a wall frshly built and painted is suddenly covered by ivy and gently settling into the ladscape, the freshly mown grass of summer is now home to a rabbit bu still new life is waiting ready to slumber for the winter and spring up agian in the err spring (no pun intended!) So i'll leave you with the ever ootomistic spud King of the garden and diligent hunter of the farm
Ivy creeping over a wall |
life is wonderful for Spud prowling his new kingdom |
A Welcome form Spud to the November gardens at Ednovean farm |
So wish i was there, i need a get-a-way....sue/arlie
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