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rosalind

6th December 2012, 18:21
Wonderful! What a pity they're closed.
Thanks, Paul
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andyc

6th December 2012, 18:23
Beautiful and how very relaxing. Thanks.
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paul

7th December 2012, 11:57
bumping up for the day folk
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rossim

7th December 2012, 12:01
A real joy to see. Thanks Paul.
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chrise

7th December 2012, 12:03
We visited many years ago. I wouldn't agree that it is the finest garden in England - there wasn't much except for the trees and the rhododendrons (which were spectacular). You had to go at the right time of year to see them in flower, or course.

I would suggest the Garden House at Buckland Monachorum as a garden well worth a long trip to visit.
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chrise

7th December 2012, 12:18
I've just re-read my post and the tone sounds a little too grudging. I do agree that when the rhododendrons were in flower Leonardslee was a fabulous sight.
Exbury in Hampshire is (or was - again ages since I've been) a spectacular rhodo garden.
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rambler

7th December 2012, 12:43
We liked the Lost Gardens of Heligan - luckily we managed to find them.
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chrise

7th December 2012, 13:08
I would like to know who lost them in the first place!

Not been in Cornwall for ages - the last time we visited the (very newly-opened) Eden Project.
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rambler

7th December 2012, 13:15
We visited Heligan and Eden Project on the same (and last) trip in May 2006.
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mrw

7th December 2012, 13:17
Don't know when you went rambler, but when we went we were each given a map and compass and we got to keep them.
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