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Tuesday, May 06, 2008
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10 comments:
I've often thought of following new plantings such as this with a year by year shot, but so far tend to lie down till those thoughts go away!
Maybe next year!
Sunshine Coast Daily - Australia
Beautiful garden!
I like that little corner! Very nice!
These shrubs are nice - hope we get to see a pic with the heather as well.
A well maintained little corner of the world. Is Hyde as clean and well kept as your images appear? I note the lack of chewing gum. Gum always seems increased when I return to the UK,or is it something I notice, due to our lack of the pavement edition?
kaz I nearly took one of them this morning but photographed more of the roadworks instead (treats in store later)
babooshka I think Hyde has quite its share of rubbish blowing about - no worse nor better than most places I suspect -- as I've posted before - fag ends are the biggest litter since pubs banned smoking.
I haven't noticed any problems with gum though.
Hyde does seem to have a decent army of street cleaners about and shopping mall is especially well cleaned.
It's funny, how this kind of raised bed with plants adds much more character to a street and embellishes the place too.
Have a great day!
I love it when «they» plant new trees!!!!!! Gives me hope in a better and greener future!!!
Why don't they fix that leaky drainpipe? spend all that money cleaning the building only to have green moss staining the stone.
It looks a bit bare now, but with the heather and hopefully some more flowers this could well turn into a city oasis! In which case, we shall expect more photos of it! :)
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