I like creating these little occasional series posts as they given extra elements to look out for when we visit garden, which we do often. So far I have posted about garden seats, entrances and archways then “Garden Walls and Steps”. Here is number three in a very occasional series of posts of “Garden Walls and Steps” for you to enjoy.
See you one of these days for the next in this very occasional series!
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4 replies on “Garden Walls and Steps – a very occasional series – Part 3”
Steps can be beautiful while also creating thresholds, giving a mental and visual sense of entry and anticipation as well as a physical one.
Today I am taking a chap out who has suffered strokes and I have to really be careful on steps. I know they must be a challenge to you at times. Do you have mixed feelings about them?
I do indeed have mixed feelings about steps. I can appreciate the beauty of many especially those designed by Lutyens and his fellow architects. These are designed to be aesthetic but also easy to walk up.
Love all the rock walls – reminds me of New England. 🙂
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