In a Walled Garden in Manorowen, West Wales (a walk I did a few weeks ago).
A wonderfully magical air of neglect mixed with love of place, fantasy and forgotten dreams.
And you can walk along with Crafternoon Treats around Scarborough, and have a Weekend Wander in Australia, and explore with Alisa Burke in Oregon; and Melissa in Ireland
Also joining in with Wordless Wednesday.
Please feel free to put a link to one of your walks so that we can walk along with you.
So here is the thing, yesterday, 21 January 2015, my husband was diagnosed with kidney cancer. This is the new journey it takes us on.
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What a beautiful place. All that green, looks like somewhere the fairies might live! 😊
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That is exactly what I thought!
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I love how everything has twined with nature and seems completely where it belongs.
I’m wondering what is that lovely flower, second pic from end? Reminds me of a lilac.
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I think it is an ornamental currant. There was no-one else there when I visited, so the garden had a magical frozen-in-time quality.
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What a lovely partly wild garden!
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It really is a delightful mix of neglect and gentle management, with lots of secret little corners to discover.
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I love the pretty flowers, and the caravan tucked away in the corner!
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That caravan! I love it too – I have a caravan in my garden and intend to paint it one day – though when that particular task will be top of the priority list only the caravan fairy knows!
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It sounds like a fun project 🙂
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I love walled gardens and as I was reading I thought it seemed familiar and yes I have visited. We have had a couple of holidays recently staying at Castell Farmhouse, a NT holiday cottage not far away. The coastline here is beautiful too and there is another wonderful garden nearby at Dyffryn Fernant.
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I’m with you on the walled gardens – cosy, enclosed, a little world of its own. I’m excited that you know it! And I’m thrilled to know there is the Dyffryn Fernant garden in the same area – thanks for that – I will definitely pay that one a visit when in the area again. You are so right about the coastline – breathtaking!!!
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