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Return to the Sensory Corridor
By: A.C. On a recent visit to the David Welch Winter Gardens at Duthie Park, I was a bit alarmed to see that the Sensory Corridor, had been “ renovated” and the herbaceous perennial scented pelargoniums had been removed , only … Continue reading
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Spring in Stonehaven
By: A.C. The weather on Easter Sunday 2015, was benign sunshine and warmth. So my wife and I decided to drive to Stonehaven for a walk along the front. Stonehaven is one of those jewels in the crown of Aberdeenshire … Continue reading
Stoneywood Path
By: A.C. Walking along the Riverview Park Walk at Dyce/Stoneywood, can be a bit of trial in winter, as the path areas which are tarmac are not salted, cleared of leaf debris or cleared of run–off soil or debris from … Continue reading
Back To The Winter Gardens
By: A.C. Last year I wrote about the changing flower beds of the Winter Gardens at Duthie Park, Aberdeen. And followed that up with another show of photographs later in the year. Although I have visited regularly since, The Winter … Continue reading
Return to the Winter Gardens.
By:A.C. Here are some of the latest pictures from the ever–changing flower–beds and greenhouses of the David Welch Winter Gardens, Duthie Park, Aberdeen. In the Entrance Hall, Victorian Corridor and elsewhere, there are hundreds if not thousands of Malaysian Busy … Continue reading
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