Enchanted Garden and Viaduct

[squirmelia]

Tree in the Enchanted Garden, Sheffield Park Garden, East Sussex. More photos on Flickr: Enchanted Garden.

Viaduct in Eynsford, Kent.

Other things I did in the last week of December, according to Twitter:
December 28th: Searched for grotesques in a graveyard.
December 31st: Played in the snow at Kew, while taking a break from triffid hunting.

Comments

[the-elyan.livejournal.com]

For grotesques, I recommend Lincoln Cathedral, which has a whole wall of them on the pulpitum.

Triffids I am not sure I can help you with, though a well overgrown rhubarb patch could hide a few...

[gnommi.livejournal.com]

salisbury has some nifty ones too

[squirmelia.livejournal.com]

At the cathedral?

[gnommi.livejournal.com]

yep =)

and the architecture in central manchester is amazing too, especially the city hall... you get gargoyles and mythological beasties crawling all over in places you least expect, a little in the style of the NHM in london

think you'll make F*ck Buttons by the way? I am getting a ticket on Monday
x

[squirmelia.livejournal.com]

Think I might come along. My timetable doesn't indicate any coursework in on the next day or anything, although it does mention a trip to the London Underground Control room a few days before that, which sounds like fun. :)

[squirmelia.livejournal.com]

I don't recommend West Malling, since I failed to find any grotesques, despite what the Reader's Digest book told me. Perhaps I should have spent longer looking, but it was getting dark.

I've always been quite suspicious of rhubarb. I wonder what triffid liqueur would taste like.