During a sort through my gardening books recently, I couldn’t help but open up a few covers and thumb through a few pages, as you do…. Naturally, a few historic maps and illustrations caught my eye, including the Stanley Spencer image shown below. Whilst pouring over the image though, I couldn’t help but take in a few well chosen words on its opposing page – it would have been rude not to…
Have you ever visited a garden or place, expecting to see or do a particular thing, only to have an experience that takes you by complete surprise? Continue reading →
I feel the time has come to move my personal blogging journey forwards, and so from this point on I’ll be re-directing effort from my established Gardening Ways account on blogger to this new WordPress blog.
Blogger has served me very well over the last few years, reaching nearly 60,000 page views through 158 posts – not bad for a part-time venture if I do say so myself.
I’m hoping that a new, time focused approach to posting will not only make posts swifter to produce, but will also make them quicker to consume for anyone who stops by. After all; time is precious for us all.
If you’ve an interest in heritage, horticulture, nature, art, design or architecture, and all those related things that spin off; then you might like to follow the blog, or one of my related sites like twitter or instagram.