In a 1920s estate the developer has constructed gate pillars which incorporate carvings of roses - appropriately this gate leads into Rose Walk.
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- Andrew Amesbury. In this blog some names have been changed, some places have been disguised and some characters have been obscured. But the essential truth remains. You can e-mail me on andrewamesbury@live.co.uk
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- Photo-essay: guarding the entrance
- Seventeenth-century gate pier, mature holly bus...
- In a 1920s estate the developer has constructed...
- Sometimes wrought iron was used.
- And beyond the gates? Mile after mile of leafy...
- Something was wrong
- Recognisably “London”
- It's embarrasing when it breaks down
- Finding myself drawn into someone else’s life
- Three goats and a “bloody hand” badge
- This manor house had a sixteenth-century doorway...
- The stable range behind the manor house - the la...
- Main entrance to the country club (photo taken f...
- Into the country club. Big display of plastic ...
- Corner of the upstairs restaurant (where Marie-...
- You can have coffee in this upstairs lounge and...
- Infuriating, defiant, often lazy
- Armistice Day has become slightly controversial
- Three members of my family died in the First Wo...
- Armistice Day has become slightly controversial...
- Slanting sunlight falling on the meadow
- She had contacted me and suggested a meeting
- The fusillade
- Thursday photo essay: Holloway scenes
- A close fraternity A small market near Camden Tow...
- If you go to the market late on Saturday afterno...
- The old couple on the right are wrapped up agai...
- The right which every person possesses One of t...
- You have been warned (in capitals)
- By the time the police arrived we’d all had enough
- An extravagance that cannot be justified
- White chrysanthemums. You can also see some mauve...
- Cream coloured dahlias. They'll go to a black mus...
- White polyanthus (or are they white primulas? I'm...
- Not sure what these are called.
- Er, not sure what these are called either.
- Tuberose - one of about twenty that I planted myse...
- Still lots of cream-coloured marigolds in the flow...
- Magnolia grandiflora still going strong (normally ...
- Mirroring the white garden outside, all the groun...
- White geraniums in the lobby leading into the hall.
- Gardenias (out of focus!) in the long sitting room.
- White African violets in the dining room.
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