In July 2008 we were lucky enough to spend a day exploring the acoustic mirrors at Denge followed by Derek Jarman’s garden in the shadow of Dungeness nuclear power station.
The garden was built around his cottage on the shingle beach. Flowers were planted around items which had been collected locally, including shells, driftwood, and fishing tackle. Flower beds was interspersed with stone and wooden circles and interesting metal sculptures. I love this place although I wouldn’t want to live there!
This post is for Week 21 of The Gallery: Nature
Used to go to Dungeness all the time as kids as we had family in Kent. I know exactly where that house is and you are right, no way Id live there!!