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A quick audio preview
April 17, 2020
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Regular readers of this blog and our newsletter will recall that last Autumn Sue and the wonderful people from Candide recorded an audio tour of our lovely garden. The tour describes about a dozen different aspects of the garden, giving some history and the whys and wherefores of the particular planting or feature.
For those of you who have visited this is a chance to relive your experience and, maybe, to have that lightbulb moment when that puzzling bit of the garden suddenly makes more sense!
For those still to visit – and we hope that won’t be too far into the future – the tour is an opportunity to understand a bit about Nant y Bedd Garden before you come along. Hopefully it will encourage you to visit!
The full tour is about 50 minutes long, but now Candide have produced this short preview to whet your appetite! The full tour can be found by downloading the free Candide app (here’s a shortcut) to your phone or tablet, click on Places, search for Nant y Bedd, click on the audio tour, then follow the numbers on the aerial photo. Then you can sit back and enjoy Sue’s dulcet tones in the comfort of your locked down living room.
Apologies for the little advert at the end, but this is something to do with the YouTube set-up that Candide needed to produce the clip so it would work on our site.
Another video lovely
March 30, 2020
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Continuing our series of short garden videos, here’s one for all of us who find the sound of running water so relaxing.
Being where we are, we have no shortage of running water. The Nant y Bedd – Stream of the Grave – running through the garden and feeding into the beautiful Grwyne Fawr. And then we have our ‘adopted’ waterfall on the opposite bank, which is unfortunately never as spectacular when our summer visitors are here as it can be throughout the rainy winter months.
We hope you will be able to visit at some point this year and enjoy the soothing sounds.
