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Category Archives: The Botanic Gardens of the world

Leuven, Belgium’s oldest Botanic Garden.

The National Botanic Gardens of Ireland.

Oxford, Britain’s oldest Botanic Garden.

Kirstenbosch : On the slopes of Table Mountain.

Exploring Dublin’s free gardens.

Celebrating South Africa’s flora on Mandela Day.

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More scenes from the ancient streets and lanes of Prayssas. #Prayssas #lotetgaronne #igersagen #frenchvillage

In a village of winding medieval lanes and high stone walls, someone here has managed to carve out a little garden at the foot of their stone steps. #frenchvillage #medievalvillage #courtyardgarden #prayssas #igersaquitaine #lotetgaronne

More January flowers along the footpath ...

A beautiful iris flowering in the January sun along the footpath in a neighboring village #lotetgaronne #stbarthelemydagenais

Even in January there are roses flowering against the warmth of old stone walls. #roses #pinkroses #winter #igersagen

Sunset across the valley from the medieval hilltop village of Montastruc looking towards the medieval Camino village of Monclar. #montastruc #lotetgaronne #igersagen #sunset

The house bathed in a warm sunset glow tonight #lotetgaronne #igersagen #tombeboeuf #oldfarmhouse #frenchfarmhouse #sunset #wintersunset

Low maintenance succulent window boxes along the streets of Agen. #frenchhouses #agen #igersagen #windowbox #succulents

Wandering around the medieval streets of Agen today I was fascinated by the many heavy old door knockers. (A town full of history - Nostradamus practised as a physician here in the 16th century). #Agen #igersagen #doorknocker #doorway #windowsanddoors #lotetgaronne

Evening light along the lane last night. #eveninglight #lotetgaronne

#tbt In the deep midwinter it’s nice to look ahead to sunnier times in the garden and of course this is Giverny taken 18 months ago. #monetsgarden #giverny #frenchgardens #lookingahead #reflections #waterlilies

High on a hill dominating the surrounding valleys is the ruined Church of Grateloup-Saint-Gayrand. Originally built in the 12th century, it faced the turbulence of the 100 years War and the later religious wars in the region. It was most likely on the route for pilgrims on the Camino - there is a carving of a scallop shell on one of the walls.

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