Garden History course

Good luck with the course Karen. It sounds very interesting. As you know there are lots of historic gardens to see and appreciate in this part of the U.K.

Do let us know how you get on. We are linked on our website with Avon Gardens Trust, and they do a lot to conserve and preserve gardens of interest including gardens that have historic merit, and are under threat. If you go on our website: www.victorianhousegarden.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk
there is a link on page 17.

What a great course to join! I know there's lots of work, but it sounds so interesting. Good luck with it and keep us posted!

Karen ~
A fascinating course, and it looks like you'll be visiting very interesting gardens as part of your studies. I hope you'll have time to report back to GoY. We'll be eager to read your thoughts and ideas.

There are lots of good blogs on GoY related to gardens and history. Here are just a few recent ones:

DAVID ~ August 2008
In Praise of our Parks parts, 1,2,3 and 4.

ANDREWR ~ September 2008
Waterperry Gardens

GRENVILLE ~ September 2008
Celebration of the Victorian Stumpery

BLODYN ~ September 2008
(Blodyn is the avatar name - He likes to be called Hywel)
Craig y Nos Country Park

All the best with your Masters degree. :o)

Good luck with your course Karen.
Let us know how you get on.
All the best, Hywel.

Sounds fascinating. There are opportunities to study such interesting subjects these days. Hope all goes well with your Masters.

Sounds really interested, good luck Karen hope all goes well.

Thanks for the responses, nice to know my blog has been read!!
I will have a look back at other blogs, thanks for pointing them out to me Terratoonie.

To be continued......... !

Karen ~
That's my pleasure...
and very nice pussycat avatar ! :o)

Good luck with your course Karen , sounds fascinating !

Good luck from me too, Karen.
Looking forward to hearing more about the course as it progresses, your enthusiasm is contagious.