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I've always loved secret gardens. You know the type: surrounded by high walls allowing only glimpses of whats inside by a stray vine over the top, neatly clipped hedges peeping over or stately trees rising above.
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Even in winter they keep you guessing as to what's inside their private oasis. File this one under dream house features -those beautiful urns don't hurt this wall in Kalorama either.
7 comments:
Oh, yes. And I want to know about that house....
S,
i have always felt the same way.
i don't know what it is.....
the walls,
the doors,
the fantasy we conjure up ...
or what.
remember the secret garden in CAMELOT
where Guinevere & Lancelot
met?
xx rf
Good fences and great walls make good neighbors. I love how in Europe the hedges or walls make things much more intimate and private.
I could paint right there. Just stunning.
pve
It is always so intriguing! I feel I must know what is behind those walls!
xoxo
Karena
Art by Karena
I echo the comment from Stephilius; there must be a story with that great house.
mmmm so nice, i wish we were already in springtime :-)
I agree - nothing beats a secret garden. Although not a city of old walls, Toronto had some lovely small city gardens. When I lived there I would walk through the nice neighborhoods and admire the tiny charming gardens in the back of narrow character houses. A garden does not have to be large to be exquisite - there is something about the cosy or contained garden that is utterly charming!!
:) Terri
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