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Plan of old garden at Orphir House, Gyre. |
Well hello there archive-I-stumbled-upon-today! Could you delight us any more? I think not.
a) It is a beautiful spring day and you are a plan of trees and list of plants for the garden at Orphir House (which was rebuilt in 1886.)
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List of plants growing in the layer rockery at East Cottage on 5 May 1895. |
b)You are the record of the
old garden, a garden past, which makes us feel mournful and wistful... which we love.
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Plan of trees in the old garden. |
c) As great fans of
luuuurve, and romance the rubbings taken of initials carved into trees made us squeal with delight.
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Rubbings of initials carved into the bark of trees. |
Well done Orkney Archive Reference D15/21/21. A sterling job.
The rubbings are so interesting! some of those carvers were very skilled. You must have been tickled pink when you found this treasure.
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