I live near Chenies Manor which is famous for its tulip beds - see?
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A perfectly reasonable life spins out of control . . .
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About Me
- Mangonel
- Dealer in disease, destruction and death with a kick like a mule. And a BIG crush on Stephen Mangan. Which Significant Other knows nothing about.
Things to do before I die
- See the Aurora Borealis
- Take an actual proper music exam
- Read Clarissa
- Visit Everest Base Camp and see the Khumbu Ice Falls
8 comments:
Dinah said Appeldoor and I don't understand that either. Nice tulips though and very nice chimneys and a fine blank wall for plague stopping.
Appeldoorn are the archetype of Tulip. Perfect red goblets on slender green stems.
This blimmin' post took me AGES - the images wouldn't line up properly, I kept deleting them by accident, and the sizing was a MESS. And I just COULDN'T get the chimneys to line up. Still, it looks nice, dunnit?
what a lovely post - looks great.
Thankyou for explaining the Appeldoorns to Zig.I was afraid she might take me literally and try to phone Max B.!
I think you have those stacks in parade ground order.Lovely pics.
oh, fantastic!
how utterly cool to have places like that to visit.
now i have to post up pix of my 'queen of the night!' they finally put in an appearance. late season starters, i guess.
it do indeed looky lovely
lovely lovely lovely
am humming a song about a little mouse with clogs on now, something to do with Amsterdam / applesomething / tulips!
Hi all - I wish you could see the place for real. There's a sunken garden, and a white garden, a maze, and a wonderful tea-room. And I've never even been inside the house.
Anybody even close to Bucks? We could meet there next April for a wander. And a cup of coffee and a lemon slice.
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