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20-08-2008, 04:24 PM   #1

Visit to the Cathedral Garden (lot of pics)


The National Cathedral is quite close to where I live; I enjoy visiting the Bishop's Garden, It's an old established mature walled garden, and one of the most peaceful, tranquil places you can imagine. I go a few times a year and remembered to take the camera this time...

A few shots of the Cathedral itself: too close to get an entire view:






One of the entrances"




Part of the rose garden:



The gazebo:



Took this one for Cassie..these fish are more her size!



The perennial border:








The herb garden:




Hope you enjoyed!



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20-08-2008, 04:49 PM   #2

Re: Visit to the Cathedral Garden (lot of pics)


Wow those are beautiful photos Thank you for sharing them!
Cathedrals are so stunning to look at & those gardens are gorgeous



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20-08-2008, 05:36 PM   #3

Re: Visit to the Cathedral Garden (lot of pics)


Really lovely photos Eileen - thanks so much.

They reminded me of the Bishop's Gardens in the precincts of Chichester Cathedral. I used to go there a lot in the summer when I worked in Chichester and sit on the grass and have my sandwich. I must take a trip into Chichester soon anyway (as some friends gave me a yearly "friends" ticket to a prestigious art gallery in the city) and when I do I shall have to remember to take my camera to take some photos for you in return!



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20-08-2008, 05:39 PM   #4

Re: Visit to the Cathedral Garden (lot of pics)


Lovely - I do enjoy seeing other gardens and getting ideas. The cathedral looks a beautiful building.



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20-08-2008, 05:53 PM   #5

Re: Visit to the Cathedral Garden (lot of pics)


Truly lovely pics Eileen

it looks a very serene place to visit. Wish it was a bit closer lol.



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20-08-2008, 07:38 PM   #6

Re: Visit to the Cathedral Garden (lot of pics)


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Truly lovely pics Eileen

it looks a very serene place to visit. Wish it was a bit closer lol.
Serene is exactly right, Alex..it is so peaceful. The Cathedral is stunning too; Reagan's State funeral was held there, as were lots of other dignitaries' Wish you could visit it; very popular with tourists, but usually the garden is quiet.



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20-08-2008, 09:42 PM   #7

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It looks beautiful Eileen. Thanks for posting. Seems like you had a nice sunny day for your visit too!



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23-08-2008, 11:09 PM   #8

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Such lovely pics of a beautiful place Eileen...

.........and yes, Cassie would certainly appreciate that pond!



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