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Hacks and experiments with cultural heritage content, from James Morley

Category: Gardens to visit

12 April 2010

A Day At The (Horniman) Museum

I was recently prompted to pay a long overdue visit to the Horniman Museum, round in Forest Hill, south east London. So last Sunday morning Oliver and I set off for the day. Wow, it had changed incredibly since my last visit, back in the days when I was working Read more …

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5 November 200524 November 2005

Tresco statues

In a place known for its sub-tropical plants it seemed odd that on a recent visit to the Abbey Gardens in Tresco, one of my lasting memories was that of the statues. Of these, The Tresco Children, a bronze sculpture by David Wynne (below-left) and Gaia by, ermmm, someone else Read more …

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