The stumpery

      Just to the north of the bog garden is my stumpery, a place of interesting dead wood.  Such gardens were popular in England in the 1800s.  Prince Charles is supposed to have one, though he has not invited me to see it (yet).  I visited one in the city of Invercargill in New Zealand in 2018.  The first two photos show that garden.  I hope to expand mine as I find more and more interesting wood.

 

Moving north

   These photos are from the area just to the north of the photos of the previous post.   The black box in the second photos covers a pipe and faucet.  The third photo shows more of the limestone rocks I collected last year from a building being torn down--and which showed up in earlier posts. The fourth photo shows a hanging fixture I made that was designed by Leonardo da Vinci 500 years ago.  The last photo overlooks the whole area, including the door to a shed I built into the hillside in 1987.

New photos

     I just downloaded some new photos, which will replace some of the ones I recently posted.  So, please pardon the repetition, but these are better, I think.

 

New photos

      I just downloaded to my computer of some new photos of the garden area just posted in the last few weeks.  Frankly, I forgot that I took them (I take a huge number of photos).  So, please pardon the repetition--but the new photos are better, I think.