#WordlessWednesday – The Lost Gardens of Heligan, Cornwall #photography
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Stunning pictures.
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Thank you, I have a couple of favourites from the day. Shame it was a little dull, but it gives me the perfect excuse to go back and get some brighter pics!
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Oh, how beautiful. It’s years since we went there, hope to go back some day.
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Yes, it is a beautiful place and worth a return visit.
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Another place to add to my list!
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It’s a long drive, but worth it.
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Beautiful gardens. So peaceful.
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Yes, it’s a lovely place.
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Amazing photos but I have to ask. Is there a man dragging a log? In lieu of a dog?
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Your comment did make me laugh. And I’m glad you mentioned it as Wordless Wednesday doesn’t give the opportunity to explain the photos.
The man isn’t taking his log for a walk, he is going to make a Charcoal Sculpture. It’s an ancient craft that is explained in the sign next to him, but I don’t know if you can enlarge the picture enough to read about it.
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I knew there had to be some reason behind it. Thank you for the enlightenment!
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I have long wanted to visit these beautiful gardens, thank you for letting me come too!
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My pleasure.
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Thanks for sharing.
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Wow, stunning photos! I’m curious, do you know what those red and yellow flowers are, that photo really stood out for me, they are truly beautiful, I’m afraid my knowledge if flowers is…terrible!
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Thank you. I think the flowers you mentioned are marigolds, but I don’t know which type.
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Beautiful photos. They certainly don’t need any words 🙂
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Thank you.
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