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Hello girl, how are yyou doing in this weather.. Are you ok? Thanks for your comment! :)) Take care .

Thank you;)

Hi, I am not an expert but I believe it is irish moss (sagina subulata).. placing of the plant and the way it grows certainly look like one www.nature-and-garden.com/gardening/sagina-sabulata.html

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Thank you for you kind comment :-) It was a relaxing day and I wanted to preserve the atmosphere and feeling of it :-). Glad you enjoyed.

Thanks so much for leaving a comment :-).. It is always appreciated to know that someone else liked my impressions from such exceptional place :-). Very kind of you :-).. And I have some more footage from this year. Planning to work on it during winter months :-)

@@glyn829 and great atmosphere with so many generations of people living in that place for such a long time.. from Roman roads, Vikings, second world war… it’ s like a living history book :)

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I wish the same... Plus all people we met that day seemed to be enjoying their work... The place has trully exceptional atmosphere :-)

Thank you :). The light was absolutely amazing!

Thank you, you are kind as ever :-)

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Charming place :-)

The shop is also online... I love the quality and designs the owner stocks... most of the times it's natural fibres..

Thank you :) Mice place and amazing autumn light :)

@@glyn829 thank you :)

Hello girl :))) Got your message. Now I know thisis you :). Lovely to see you again.

It was, thank ypu :)

Thanks so much for your comment and I am glad if I managed to share the beauty of the place in this way (since you were not able to get there). You are absolutely right, it´s complicated without a car which is why I mostly drive to the UK. But, this June I met in Rye a lady from Canada who came to England only to see these charming gardens and she took a Bolt or Uber taxi from Tunbridge Wells to get to Sissinghurst.

Thank you for your kind comment. The gardens were beautiful and very special indeed that day and so it took me a while to safe enough time to create my own visual story about this extraordinary autumn day :-)

thank you for your kind comment :-)

But the problem is there is never enough walls and it´s costly :-D

A bit too hot... :-)

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Yes, they are perfect and those vibrant colors always stand out... but the ones in Hinton Ampner were the best I have seen so far :)

Yes :-) A perfect blend :-)

The destroyed part? :-D Yes, it´s very cosy there...plus if you had all volunteers working on the garden, that might work, what you think? :-D

You are very kind, just like always :-)

Thank you @glyn829, you are always very kind.. I met in one of the campings men who told me when he was a child, you could climb on the stones .. unimaginable these days.. I was wondering how they do it during solstices...Do they let people near the stones or are they circling around just like everyday turists... With a view on the busy road it all felt a bit surreal...

Working on Nymans garden now.. What a charming estate :-)

​@@tweedgarden we visited a few years ago you could get quite close but not touch them yes it's strange to see the cars passing by isn't it

Much better than the yellow version. (Without trolling this magic monument is what makes you fell in awe. It's a time-machine !) Beautiful ❤

@@jsb7975 The Salisbury Plain is charming.. It makes you think a lot about past. The Camping in Salisbury is right under the Old Sarum... If someone fortold to the late kings this future reality would they believe?

That´s the challenge of being at a special place only once. If I came in different part of the week, the workshops would be busy. But than I would be limited by very narrow area where are people allowed to walk . Plus as I wrote before, not everybody is happy to be filmed.... One can´t get everything in one go.. Maybe the next time if I had an opportunity to return. But - there are a few more videos on Morgan factory on youtube so I believe you can find more. We heard hilarious stories about how they sit in chases without seats testing the new motors and driving in these Morgan skeletons in around company grounds. It´s the challenge of these special experiences - you wan tto capture as much as possible from what you enjoyed at the given moment. Had I an opportunity to be there for a few days, I could create something much better 🙂

The Guide mentioned that programme - one of the points they implemented was that they moved the workshops more in tune with the processes not to push the cars to the hill when they are not yet ready. I am surprised myself how little they tell on their web pages.. probably to make people come and see. But it was really nice - old way of doing things by hands

@@tweedgarden It was an excellent series. Each week J H-J would visit a failing business and be ushured into the boardroom where the directors would bemoan their bonus. Then, like Richard Feynman at NASA, the guys on the shop floor would recount how they'd told the bosses again and again that their hair-brained schemes hadn't a hope. The rest of each programme would follow him cajoling the bosses. The Morgan programme was the final one of the series and where he thought he failed to get everyone to pull together.

The guide said that they didn´t take everything from the advice but the "pushing" was seen as a problem even by Morgan so they rearranged the flow of work so that they don´t havet do that anymore... "Who would build a car factory on a hill" was a cute quote from the serie that was mentioned...But it has a special charm - the fact it´s not flat and the workshops are houses with roofs and not just flat modern boxes :-)