I’ve posted two guest blog articles on Mary Anne Yarde’s website, about the changing styles of landscape gardening in Britain.
The first is based on a visit I made to Wrest Park last year, where much of the grounds are still laid out as they were in the early 1700s.
The second post looks at the less formal style of landscape introduced by Kent, Brown and Repton.
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A duelling viscount, a courageous poor relation and an overbearing lord–just a few of the memorable cast of characters you will meet in the Marstone series. From windswept Devonshire, to Georgian London and revolutionary France, true love is always on the horizon and shady dealings often afoot.
Each book can be read as a standalone, but will be more enjoyable if read in sequence. More details on the Books page.
All are available on Kindle and Kindle Unlimited. Sauce for the Gander is also available as an audio book. (If the links here do not work for your country, click on the links on the main book page.)
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