Us and 8,000 others were at George's place this holiday but a sharp breeze meant we had the landscape pretty much to ourselves. Two walled gardens, espaliered blossoming peaches, the friskiest fluffiest lambs, the sombre family tombs, the plain slave graveyard (150+) and the immense waterfront vistas and a packed warm bus that swept us back to the start and a crazy, over-crowded junk-food lunch. It was still post-flu exhausting but worth the effort for J's complete devotion to the subject and the real things.
Thursday, April 9, 2015
Mount Vernon near Washington
Us and 8,000 others were at George's place this holiday but a sharp breeze meant we had the landscape pretty much to ourselves. Two walled gardens, espaliered blossoming peaches, the friskiest fluffiest lambs, the sombre family tombs, the plain slave graveyard (150+) and the immense waterfront vistas and a packed warm bus that swept us back to the start and a crazy, over-crowded junk-food lunch. It was still post-flu exhausting but worth the effort for J's complete devotion to the subject and the real things.
Labels:
ARCHITECTURE,
FOR THE KIDS,
GARDEN
Location:
Mount Vernon, VA, USA