Western thinking on garden history tends to be almost unconsciously European in focus – we might evoke the eighteenth century, and think of ha-has and...
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High up in the Spanish Pyrenees in Catalonia, a new generation of artisan cheese makers is at work. Some were born and raised in the region, often from farming...
Former combat Soldier, now Vietnam expert, Walter Pearson talks to Garden Drum about his attachment to the beauty of Vietnam and why he returns time and time...
It’s no wonder that Alaska is attracting Australians in record numbers. The vast wilderness, huge range of activities for all tastes and budgets and the sheer...
Do you struggle with spotting the difference between a plinth and a pilaster? Or Byzantine from Romanesque architecture? You don’t need to be an expert to...
By Dr Tim Entwisle On my first visit to Spain, I ran around madly photographing Mediterranean herbs and flowers I’d seen in gardens but not in nature, stunning...
Tours for ‘Independent Thinking’ Women has an exclusive 22-day tour of France for women who prefer not to travel alone. An ‘all inclusive” tour...
In all of Vietnam, the historic city of Hoi An is one of the favourite places for Australians. It might be the exquisite old town centre of this fabled city...
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