Monthly Archives: May 2013

Secret gardens ABLAZE in the Scottish SUN

Posted on May 31, 2013 by Kay

25-26 May 2013, Tayport Who would have thunk it! Gardens of interest AND sunshine at Tayport. Not sure which one gave me more of a surprise…. You see – it seems to be the time for Open Gardens in Scotland to start … Continue reading →

Posted in Tayport | Tagged apple blossom, charity, family trees, flowers, garden design, garden history, gardens, organic gardening, plants, recycling, reuse, Scotland, Scotland's Open Garden scheme, spring, sun, Tayport, wildlife in the garden | 2 Comments

Lockley’s Pylon – views over NSW conservation

Posted on May 4, 2013 by Kay

Walk with friends, 13th April 2013 When we had reached our destination at the gentle peak of Lockley’s Pylon I did not even realize that I was looking down onto *the* ‘cradle of Australian conservation movement’! Sure, I knew about … Continue reading →

Posted in travel | Tagged Australia, Blue Gum Forest, Blue Mountains, Lockley's Pylon, plants, Sydney, Sydney Montane Dry Sclerophyll Forest, Sydney Montane Heath, travel, vegetation, walking | Leave a comment

Monthly Archives: May 2013

Secret gardens ABLAZE in the Scottish SUN

Lockley’s Pylon – views over NSW conservation

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