1001 Gardens You Must See Before You Die by Rae Spencer-Jones, Elizabeth Scholtz

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0764160052 From The Washington Post If you love to visit gardens on your travels, as I do, you know that feeling of hope and trepidation as you enter a place for the first time. Will it be a memorable experience and worth the time and money that goes with the effort? A decade ago, Patrick Taylor wrote a guidebook on English gardens, and it became a valuable companion during my many visits to Britain. Gardens come and go, but not updated editions of Taylor's book, alas. In an age of the laptop and the search engine, such a guidebook seems redundant today, even quaint. I like quaint. I like putting a dogear on a page and browsing descriptions of places I may want to see. Happily, Taylor has surfaced again, this time as one of the photographers (but curiously not one of the 70 contributors) to this fresh garden guide of lofty ambition. It surveys a lot of gardens, perhaps too many for one lifetime, but given the high caliber of the scouting writers, it seems that at least many of the gardens identified will be momen ...

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2007 Hardcover New 0764160052 From The Washington Post If you love to visit gardens on your travels, as I do, you know that feeling of hope and trepidation as you enter a place for the first time. Will it be a memorable experience and worth the time and money that goes with the effort? A decade ago, Patrick Taylor wrote a guidebook on English gardens, and it became a valuable companion during my many visits to Britain. Gardens come and go, but not updated editions of Taylor's book, alas. In an age of the laptop and the search engine, such a guidebook seems redundant today, even quaint. I like quaint. I like putting a dogear on a page and browsing descriptions of places I may want to see. Happily, Taylor has surfaced again, this time as one of the photographers (but curiously not one of the 70 contributors) to this fresh garden guide of lofty ambition. It surveys a lot of gardens, perhaps too many for one lifetime, but given the high caliber of the scouting writers, it seems that at least many of the gard

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