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Surprised to see sojourns from Italy in the same garden as the previous post?
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Garden & Be Well, XO Tara
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I knew, 20 minutes into the hour spent in this Italianate garden, it was a book. The owner, after my nonstop questions & pictures, finally relented to my rudeness and asked me into her home. Poppets, you know I had to see her Vanishing Threshold. ODG, garden views from inside her home are a day's worth of shooting.
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I would love, love, love to write & shoot the book of this garden.
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Beauty & something to learn on each page !!!!!!!
4 comments:
That mirrored doorway is brilliant, what a fantastic idea.
Oh, magnificent! I love mirrors in the garden. And gazing balls or any shapes or just rocks for that matter!
Brenda
Love those gates...
Mirror mirror on the wall....er, gate- gorgeous, I think I might HAVE to make one!!! I love anything in the garden that's reflective and magical at the same time.
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