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Palm House || Bicton Botanical Gardens

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At Bicton Gardens, Devon, UK, the Hermitage Garden features a bower house. The floor is made entirely of deer bones pressed into the ground, so that only the top knucklebone is exposed. Somewhat like the flooring above, but this example of a knucklebone floor is from The Bear Hut, Killerton.

Knucklebone floors were in vogue for a comparatively short period from the late 17th - early 18th century and are therefore quite rare. Owners of buildings with simple earthen floors could consolidate and protect them from wear as well as producing a ‘pleasing’ decorative effect by driving animal bones (usually sheep) into the ground surface.

‘Knucklebone floors’ are among the better documented constructional or decorative practices from post-medieval Britain which was fairly widespread throughout the south west and south east of England in the late 17th to the early 18th century, although few have been discovered.

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Oh no! A giant demon bear has stolen my children! (at Bicton Park Botanical Gardens) https://www.instagram.com/p/CcA5FgtDejM/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Palm House The necessity of glass houses emerged in the 15th century as more and more exotic plants were brought back from voyages of discovery. Originally they were wooden sheds erected with a glass front to enable horticulturists to create an independent climate separate to that of the outside. These were slowly replaced in the 19th century due to the advance in structural design with minimalist iron and glass structures designed to maximise heat and light. These were more effective at creating the desired environments. Built in the early 19th century by John Rolle as a gift to his young wife the ‘Palm House’ at ‘Bicton' is a beautifully, intricate example of a glass house and was one of the early examples of iron and glass horticultural architecture. The design of the ‘Palm House’ is simultaneously simple and complex - made from 18,000 small glass panes held together in an iron curvilinear structure. The structure is minimalist, flowing continuously through the various sections, with a path that winds around the various species of exotic palms. Older than ‘Kew Gardens’ glass house the ‘Palm House’ at ‘Bicton’ is an important part of British horticultural history and design. #neonurchin #neonurchinblog #dedicatedtothethingswelove #suzyurchin #ollyurchin #art #music #photography #fashion #film #design #words #pictures #structualengineering #architecture #johnclaudiusloudon #johnrolle #bicton #glassstructure #wdbailey #glass #ironribs #curvilineardesign #palmhouse (at Bicton Park Botanical Gardens) https://www.instagram.com/p/CVxO6XNMHxC/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Budleigh Salterton

A very familiar coastline for me, we used to drive here every summer and have sandwiches on the beach. It is very close to Exmouth and also close to Bicton Gardens, so makes a perfect stop on the day out if you are in that area. Lots of car parking as well.

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Sunday reverie...remembering the beautiful plants at @bictongardens on Tuesday. A lovely place to while away a few hours with the smalls. Looking forward to getting back in the swing of thing this week though! . . . . . #floral #botanicalgardens #bicton #flowers #purpleflower #halfterm #nature #slowliving #slowlivingforlife #reminiscing #tb #gardens #tropicalgardens #tropicalhouse

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A year of Garden visiting part 4

Following on from Part 1 , Part 2

and Part 3

It’s all about the plants.

Following on from the Monsoons at RHS Rosemoor at the end of August 2019 we visited Bicton Park,  a place I was not very familiar with, but we saw a leaflet for it and thought we’d give it a try. We were presented with many acres of parkland-style planting with some quite formal well-planted beds of seasonal and tropical style planting.

We explored the beds and borders with me boring my partner by naming all the plants and informing him how tender each plant is, I repaid his tolerance with a rather splendid Cream Tea in the cafe.

Echinacea

Inside the Glasshouse

Painted Lady

Bedding

Glasshouse

Bicton Park is known for its Glasshouses, in particular, its Palm house which was built in the 1820s in a curvilinear design. Apparently, you can have a civil marriage ceremony inside.

Shortly afterward we went on a bit of an adventure to another location we had seen on a tourist leaflet, The Sidmouth Donkey Sanctuary.

The Sanctuary is open every day of the year with free admission. There are a Cafe and shop, which were both very busy. We spent a couple of happy hours here stroking many Donkeys. I saw the Relocated RHS Chelsea Flower Show Silver Medal-winning garden ‘Donkeys Matter’.   Whilst there we learned that Donkeys are becoming scarce on the African continent due to the Chinese Donkey skin trade,  which is used to manufacture traditional Chinese medicines. this is having a negative impact on Donkey populations and the native people that use the animals in their daily lives.

All very worrying and depressing.

We purchased several items from the shop and donated a few quid. The Donkeys here are the ones that have been rehabilitated well enough to be on public display, we were told there is a second site which is not open to the public where the more unwell and traumatized animals live. The Donkeys we saw were indeed the lucky ones.

A year of Garden visiting part 4 A year of Garden visiting part 4 Following on from Part 1 , Part 2 and…

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Perryhill Farm, el lugar donde Ines, Leven, Evey, Venus y Plutón, se están hospedando este fin de semana de celebración de cumpleaños.

Situada en el hermoso valle de Coly, a la misma distancia de las ajetreadas ciudades comerciales de Honiton, la localidad costera de Sidmouth y las aldeas costeras de Branscombe y Beer, que dan acceso a la famosa costa jurásica y la costa suroeste. La cabaña está ubicada convenientemente para visitar los humedales de Seaton, Seaton Jurassic Center, Seaton/ Colyton tranvía, Pecorama at Beer, Donkey Sanctuary en Branscombe, Blackbury Honey Farm, Bicton Park and Gardens, entre otros. 

Hay muchos paseos por el valle, incluyendo The East Devon Way, desde la puerta de la granja y también nuestro propio paseo privado hasta las orillas del río Coly, donde puede remar o hacer un picnic. La casa recientemente renovada, de una sola planta y con una decoración exquisita, cuenta con una maravillosa chimenea de estilo inglés completa con estufa de leña y horno de pan, 2 habitaciones, una con cama de matrimonio y otra con 2 camas individuales (también hay un sofá cama en el salón). La cocina completamente equipada está equipada con lavadora, lavavajillas, microondas, etc. En el exterior tiene su propio patio soleado con mesa de picnic y un montón de aparcamiento privado. Hay vistas fabulosas y magníficos paseos locales en este rincón escondido de Devon, donde solo se escuchan sonidos de la vida silvestre.

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Penshurst – A Sea Captain’s Mansion Saved from Ruin

I have a soft spot for Penshurst, the historic house I’m going to share with you today – which was actually one of my very first home tours – in fact I visited it before I’d even clicked ‘publish’ on my first blog post! (Original post here).

When I was a teenager, after school my best friend and I used to walk down to the river, swim at Bicton Baths and then we’d walk home, sometimes taking a different route to look at the beautiful houses by the river. One day in 2000 we chanced upon this huge old Victorian house, which looked much like the below at the time.

It was a wreck then, but there was something about it, sitting proudly on the hill, older than any other house around it – it had a presence. I was enthralled.

ABOVE: Penshurst in 2000.

ON TOP OF THE WORLD: A photo of the back of the house, before its renovations.

So were Tim and Frances Brien from the U.K, who first clapped eyes on Penshurst in 2001, a year after I first came across it. The Briens, who own a childcare centre, came across a newspaper ad with a drawing of what the house might have once looked like (see below).

But as they drew up to the house, they realised the drawing was not entirely accurate! Time had weathered the home so much it was a dilapidated ruin. But they were hooked – and they bought it.

ABOVE: The newspaper drawing of the house as it was advertised.

ABOVE: The house as it actually was. Would you have bought it?

PENSHURST TODAY: The Briens know the value of patience – the home took ten years to renovate, the beautiful gardens years to landscape as well. Now tall plane trees to the side of the home are accented by formal hedges and beds of lavender.

One of my favourite things about my job is getting to stickybeak inside houses I’d admired for years, and when the chance came to write about Penshurst, I jumped at it. It didn’t disappoint me – but it did disappoint its first owner. Built in 1897 for a sea captain, the limestone house, named Penshurst, was built on the highest spot in the area atop Richmond Hill, with panoramic ocean, river, city and Darling Ranges views. Absolutely spectacular views. But the story goes that the sea captain’s wife turned up to look at the house one day while it was being built, hated it on sight, turned around and drove back down the road, refusing to ever live in it.

Whether that tale is true or not, Penshurst has not seemed to have had much luck enchanting any of its owners – until the Briens came along. Before them, the house was always a rental. Its previous owners included a WA premier and a man who had spent 20 months at a German prisoner-of-war camp in WWI (both who never resided there) and in 1941 the house was even divided into four rental flats. “We were the first owners who actually lived in it,” laughs Tim.

  When the Briens made it theirs, the place was a ruin, falling apart from years of termite damage, vandalism and lack of maintenance. It was once even close to demolition in the 90s – how lucky it didn’t go through! “When we bought it, everyone told us we were crazy,” says Tim, who took on the daunting task of project manager – at just 28!

SEA VISTA: The ocean views beyond Penshurst.

THE MAIN SUITE: How nice to wake up to views like these every day.

TOP: The gardens then and now – not easy to landscape a limestone cliff! BELOW: Penshurst is a late Victorian house of an unconventional design, with its two multi-faceted bays at right angles to one another. According to the Heritage Council, there was no other building built to this plan configuration. The Briens added a sleek, modern living and garage extension.

ABOVE: While the Briens renovated, they had lots of visits from numerous people who had lived at Penshurst at some point during their lives. One past occupant gave them this old photo of the entrance hall and how it used to look.

ABOVE: The entrance hall today.

While the renovations at Penshurst went on, Tim said drivers constantly slowed down in the middle of the road to stare at the house, passers-by stopped to chat, and many people who have lived in the house since it was built have dropped in to share their stories and old photos.

It took renovations tallying a million dollars, but so impressive was Tim and Fran’s work, they won the 2012 Western Australian Heritage Award for Outstanding Conservation of a Residential Place. Now after more than ten years in the home, they have decided to sell; looking forward to giving another family an opportunity to enjoy the home and excited about starting the next chapter in their lives – well, except for Tim and Fran’s daughters, aged 8 and 10, who have lived at Penshurst their whole lives.

“The kids got really upset,” says Tim, adding that one of his daughters had always complained about living in an old house and claimed that when she was grown up that her house was going to be “new and modern”. Perhaps not surprisingly, she’s now devastated that they are leaving and has taken it into her own hands to try to make Tim’s real estate agent, the lovely Toby Astill of Space Real Estate, miserable every time he comes over. “She hates Toby, and the poor man hasn’t done anything wrong,” laughs Tim.

But could they really leave, after the excitement of living through what may be one of Perth’s most dramatic home renovations? Tim says it is likely they will find another project. I look forward to seeing the next one.

FANCY A DIP? The Briens beat hot Australian summers with their pool, swimming against a backdrop of river and ocean views.

NOT A BAD VIEW: This house is as lovely inside as you might imagine a house called Penshurst would be. I’ve always wanted to live in a house with a fancy name so I can say pompous-sounding things like, “We spent summers at Killarney” or “during my childhood at Windmere”. I did give my house a name when I bought it but The Crap Shack is not quite the same.

VIEWS TO DIE FOR: Perched high on Richmond Hill, the home’s river, city and ocean views took my breath away. According to the Heritage Council of Western Australia, Penshurst was built in the colonial era when the merchants of Fremantle actually preferred to settle closer to the heart of town – just on the outskirts in the terraces of East and South Fremantle. While East and South Fremantle ask for a pretty penny these days, it’s views like these that fetch premium prices in Perth.

OLD AND NEW: The home lets Francis and Brien indulge their love of the traditional and the modern. The older part of the home has been decorated in a classic style, with numerous antiques. Clean lines and modern and retro pieces reign in the contemporary open-plan living.

THE MUSIC ROOM: Adjoining the formal lounge is a music room, with an old telescope for watching boats come down the river.

  THE MODERN EXTENSION: Frameless glass bi-fold doors open the space up to the outdoors and make the most of the spectacular river and city views. Tim and Frances are big believers that when renovating a heritage-listed property that any new extensions should be distinguishable from the original home, as is customary in the U.K where they lived before. So they added a very modern open-plan living extension. It works perfectly, the concrete walls and zinc cassette cladding a beautiful juxtaposition against the restored tuckpointed walls of the original home.

TRADITIONAL AND CONTEMPORARY, LEFT: The restored lounge room. RIGHT: The new open-plan dining and living and the modern kitchen with CaesarStone benchtops, gloss white cabinetry and an Elica designer rangehood. The island bench is a whopping 6m long.

LEFT, THE LIBRARY: The library in the tower is a little place to get away. RIGHT: The original hall – love how thick the walls are!

HOME LOWDOWN

THE RENOVATORS

Childcare centre owners Tim and Frances Brien, who lived there with their two daughters, aged 8 and 10, and their chocolate Labrador puppy

THEIR HOME

A fully restored, heritage-listed 1897 sea captain’s house that had once fallen into disrepair

LOCATION

Fremantle, Western Australia

PURCHASED

2001

FEATURES

Period features, fireplaces, panoramic ocean, river, city and island views from hilltop position, library, music room, cellar, modern open-plan living extension, entry hall, wraparound veranda and balcony, children’s activity room, formal lounge, study, lap pool

THE SELLING AGENT

The house is currently on the market with Toby Astill from Space Real Estate.

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All around Britain you will be laborious-pressed not to discover a 'Veitch' plant or one derived from their nurseries. The Veitch household despatched many collectors all over the world to bring back seeds and plants. These included two Cornish brothers, William and Thomas Lobb. William Lobb died in San Francisco in 1864 however his brother Thomas lived in Devoran until his loss of life in 1894.

In the East of Cornwall, Mount Edgcumbe have The Earl's Garden with historical and rare trees together with a 400-year-previous lime. The Formal Gardens are discovered within the lower park and have been created over 200 years in the past in English, French and Italian styles. Cothele tells the story of the Tamar Valley and Antony was not too long ago used as a backdrop for the movie Alice in Wonderland. Additionally within the East is Ince Citadel which overlooks the River Lynher. The backyard enjoys woodlands crammed with rhododendrons, camellias and magnolias, vibrant shrubs and formal gardens. Pentillie Fort's gardens are solely open on particular days and their orchard was replanted with outdated Tamar Valley types of apple and cherry.

The South is awash with fabulous gardens which proves how sheltered this coast is in Cornwall and many are overflowing with collections of Cornish rhododendrons, camellias, and magnolias. We can start with Hidden Valley Gardens, Near Par. These gardens received the Cornwall Tourism Silver award 2010 for small customer attraction. Tregrehan is a large woodland backyard and is dwelling to the Carlyon household since 1565. The Pinetum Park and Pine Lodge Gardens, Near St. Austell is a 30-acre paradise with over 6000 labeled plants. Ray and Shirley Clemo traveled the world collecting seeds and crops for this backyard and a pair of black swans have made it their home.

The Misplaced Gardens of Heligan at Pentewan have been voted Britain's finest backyard and has scooped the title in the Countryfile Magazine Awards 2011. Celebrating 21years since Heligan's Misplaced Gardens were found, this beauty supplies 200 acres to explore. Discover the Northern Garden, the Jungle, the Wider Estate and the Horsemoor Cover and Wildlife Project.

Next on our record could be Caerhays Fortress Gardens which is situated in a valley above Porthluney Cove. A horticultural treasure masking one hundred acres of woodland gardens and holder of the Nationwide Magnolia Collection. Lamorran at St. Mawes is a Mediterranean-fashion garden with sea views over Falmouth Bay. Historical past says that it is the most Northerly Palm Garden within the world. From Lamorran you can see the lighthouse at St. Anthony's Head. St. Just in Roseland has a 13th-century church and is ready in a sheltered sub-tropical riverside garden full of magnolias, azaleas, bamboos and giant gunnera. Trelissick Garden at Feock was planted 200 years ago and has views down the Falmouth estuary. It has year-round plant color, an orchard, woodland walks and an artwork and crafts gallery. In the autumn 300 forms of apples will likely be on show in the Georgian stables. Enys Gardens at Penryn is certainly one of Cornwall's oldest gardens courting again to 1709. Penjerrick at Budock Water is unspoiled with historic and botanic interest; relax among tree ferns and hidden paths.

Transferring on down the coast to Mawnan Smith is Trebah and Carwinion, these are gardens with nice historic interest. Trebah is on the North financial institution of the Helford River and in this garden, you can wander amongst giant tree ferns and palms. Carwinion has a renowned collection of bamboo and has 14 acres of tranquil gardens. Glendurgan lies in a sub-tropical valley working down to the Helford River. Have fun within a hundred and eighty yr-previous cherry laurel maze and wander by the garden and right down to the hamlet of Durgan. The potager is a new natural garden and is close to Constantine, 5 miles from Falmouth.

Down the coast additional to Cornwall's Lizard Peninsula, Bonython Estate Gardens has an 18th-century Walled Garden, a potager garden, an orchard of Cornish selection apple trees and woodlands. Bosahan at Manaccan is once more near the Helford River having fun with the Cornish microclimate and described as "essentially the most Cornish of all Cornish gardens" in The Gardener magazine in 1909! Trevarno Gardens are the 'Jewel within the Crown' of their estate with an impressive 70 acres. A number of fascinating features include a Serpentine Yew Tunnel and the production of natural skin care merchandise and soaps. Carleen Subtropical Gardens are open by appointment solely and are home to collections from South America, Mexico, Central and South Asia, Australia, New Zealand, Southern USA and the Mediterranean. The Hardy Exotics Backyard Nursery at Whitecross, Close to Penzance can create "Barbados in Birmingham" - "Mauritius in Manchester" and "Hawaii in Hertford".

Now we come to the beautiful St. Michaels Mount, stroll throughout the causeway at low tide or travel by boat at different times. These gardens are steep but thrive within the shelter of the granite cliffs and you will see that exotics from Mexico, Canary Islands, and South Africa. Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens is a wonderful valley setting with St. Michaels Mount within the background. The Nationwide Trust owns Trengwainton and this historic garden is house to banana plants and large echiums. Finally, in this, a part of Cornwall is Penberthy which has 5 acres and is a natural valley backyard incorporating sea views.

Now we move on to North Cornwall which is a more rugged coast fronting the Atlantic. Our first port of name is the Japanese Backyard and Bonsai Nursery in the lovely Lanherne Valley at St. Mawgan. Just 1.5 acres, however, includes Water Gardens, Stroll Garden and a Zen Garden impressed by the East. Shifting on up the Coast to Padstow we discover Prideaux Place that has 40 acres of landscaped grounds and a deer park overlooking the Padstow estuary and the River Camel. Last however not least on this coast is Longcross Victorian Backyard at Trelights, Port Isaac. This is four acres and gives a wonderful example of coastal gardening and hedging with views towards Port Isaac and Port Quin.

Cornwall has some more nice gardens which might be a bit extra inland than the others we've got mentioned before but when you are in Cornwall you might be by no means greater than sixteen miles away from the coast at any time.

The 4 acres at Ken-Caro, Nr. Liskeard is another backyard with a woodland stroll, magnolias, and rhododendrons, small however stunning and set high above Bicton Manor Woods. One other one in the same area is Moyclare established in 1927 in 1 acre and organized across the house. The broom "Moyclare Pink" and the astrantia "Moira Reid" originated on this garden. Pencarrow is a backyard of fifty acres and this is where the Monkey Puzzle tree acquired its name. In this backyard, you may even stroll on the grass! In the event, you like one of the vegetation you will probably be capable to purchase a cutting from it. At Peninsula Backyard, Cardinham there's something for everybody, an idyllic haven, and a hideaway stuffed with secret paths with hazel arch and fantasy backyard created by garden artists.

Moving on as soon as again to the National Belief owned Lanhydrock, a backyard for walkers and a historic backyard that has a woodland of 1000 acres. Boconnoc at Lostwithiel basa stupendous spring garden and has camellias and azaleas from the 1850 authentic planting. These gardens are solely open for the Spring Flower Present and Sunday afternoons throughout May. Trewithin near Grampound means 'home of the trees' and has 30 acres of woodland gardens and greater than 200 acres of surrounding parkland. The horticulturalist George Johnstone, who inherited the home in 1904, cultivated lots of the seeds that got here from overseas thus making certain the repute that Trewithin has today. Trewithin is an unforgettable garden gem.

Subsequent is the Eden Venture near St. Austell which is the newest of all our Cornish gardens. Created from a disused china clay pit within the 12 months 2000 and the positioning opened on seventeenth March 2001. Two Biomes, one Tropical and the opposite Mediterranean are each constructed from a tubular metal house-frame clad in thermoplastic ETFE. At Eden, you may journey worldwide in a day!

At Bosvigo on the outskirts of Truro, an ungainly wing of the house was demolished and using stone from the house the walled backyard was created. This left a one hundred-12 months-previous Victorian Conservatory standing. All of the plants which are for sale on this nursery are rising within the Gardens. Burncoose at Gwennap is a 30-acre woodland garden and has achieved gold medal displays at Chelsea and Hampton Court docket flower shows. The Nursery stocks a wide range of shrubs and herbaceous plants. Back up the coast, we discover Trerice, three miles from Newquay, which is a 6-acre garden but there may be nonetheless house to find seclusion at any time of the year. The National Trust has owned this garden since 1953.

Lastly, we cross the water and arrive on the gorgeous Isles of Scilly after which head for the Abbey Gardens on Tresco. This amazing sub-tropical garden is residence to species of plants and bushes from eighty international locations starting from Brazil to New Zealand and Burma to South Africa. The building of tall windbreaks ensures any inclement climate is pressured up and over the walled enclosure. The terraces on the prime are hotter and drier than those beneath which give more humidity. In 1990 hurricane pressure winds created dreadful injury to the shelter belts and the lack of many crops however the shelter belts and garden are actually restored and looking out 'better than ever'. This is one which you shouldn't miss.

Many Cornish gardens belong to the National Gardens Scheme who publishes The Yellow Book every year which is a information or 'bible' to backyard visiting. Most of those gardens are privately owned and solely open on specific days.

Numerous our gardens have super curiosity in the Autumn similar to Ellis Gardens at Polyphant, Wave Cottage at Lerryn, Half Acre at Boscastle, Primrose Farm at Skinners Backside and Kendall House at Ponsanooth. The Homestead close to Helston is 7.5 acres and has a Wildflower Wooden with over 1000 trees and an additional 800 trees for a shelter and wildlife habitat.

There are of course many more gardens in Cornwall, a lot of them small however stunning and plenty of our gardens are Canine Friendly. So do not go away a part of the household at the house, carry them along as well. It might be wise to verify first with the backyard you might be intending to visit simply to ensure that it's 'canine-friendly'. Some of our Cornish gardens are extra accessible than others so once more if a part of your group is less agile check with the backyard to be sure to will get pleasure from your visit.

For more data on our Cornish Gardens, most of them have their very own website which gives you opening days and occasions, how one can get there, what amenities can be found and ticket costs.

I used to be born into the Cornish farming world, my Dad was a farmer and his Dad before him. My early childhood was spent following my Mum around the farm doing all the chores that went with being a farmers wife. From milking our cows and amassing eggs, to making Cornish cream from the fresh milk, this was all part of my life. As was choosing fruit, digging potatoes and slicing broccoli. At harvest time I might accompany Mum up to the beating machine to offer the men their lunch and crib, which is what a mid-morning snack is known as in Cornwall! At the age of 18, I married Chris a local Garage proprietor whom I'm nonetheless married to today. Throughout our married life I've been involved in a Sea Rescue Club and displaying our German Shepherd Canine at canine reveals all over the country. In addition to operating our personal Petrol Filling Station and Village Shop we additionally opened the Assault & Battery, a fast food fish and chip takeaway the place I spent many a "Glad" time getting ready and frying fish and chips.

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Palm House “It is worthy of remark that there were no rafters or principal ribs for strengthening the roof besides the common wrought iron sash bar.” - John Claudius Loudon, Designer. Although the architect of the ‘Palm House’ at ‘Bicton’ is not recorded, the genius behind the ‘Palm House’s’ design is almost certainly John Claudius Loudon. In Loudon’s book ‘Greenhouse Companion’ several similar designs appear. Loudon had been experimenting with the building of glass domes and half domes since 1815 and invariably used the London firm of ‘W & D Bailey’ to construct them. In 1818 he sold ‘W & D Bailey’ the rights to his designs and the use of the wrought iron sash bar he had developed. The whole central dome is completely unsupported. Loudon himself was proud. In consequence the dome resembles a gigantic glittering spiders web suspended across the sky. The whole building is held together by pressure alone - only becoming a stable structure when the glass was fitted. The panes overlap one another like fish scales. Each one is hand moulded - thicker at the edges than in the middle. This design ensures rain is deflected from the iron ribs surrounding the glass panes. At the time the ‘Palm House’ was built, glass manufacturers charged their customers by surface area - but were taxed themselves on the weight of the glass. For that reason glass manufacturers made the thinnest glass possible, large pieces of which were extremely fragile. To use small panes for the ‘Palm House’ at ‘Bicton’ was a practical solution. It also meant that the structure could be curved, without the panes themselves being curved. #neonurchin #neonurchinblog #dedicatedtothethingswelove #suzyurchin #ollyurchin #art #music #photography #fashion #film #design #words #pictures #structualengineering #architecture #johnclaudiusloudon #johnrolle #bicton #glassstructure #wdbailey #glass #ironribs #curvilineardesign #palmhouse (at Bicton Park Botanical Gardens) https://www.instagram.com/p/CVxOzXxsNbV/?utm_medium=tumblr

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10 Of The Best-Rated Beach And Seaside Destinations In The UK

It’s coming up to that time in the UK calendar when it seems safe to start thinking about three things: the possibility of lasting sunshine, more time off, and hitting the seaside for one of your best beach holidays yet.

GREAT UK HOLIDAYS ON THE BEACH!

While we’re not always a sun-baked nation, we are spoiled for choice when it comes to holiday spots on our beautiful coastlines. There are some fantastic beaches to choose from, whether craggy with jutting rock formations, piled with smooth pebbles or bordered with golden sands, just waiting for the sandcastle builders to arrive.

We’ve analysed the review scores across our UK inventory of beachside holiday lettings and whittled the locations down to a reviewers’ top ten. They’re not necessarily the most obvious destinations, so not only can you find some of the UK’s top-rated holiday rentals here, but you might even discover a new favourite holiday spot. Each pick is blessed with wonderful coastal views, welcoming communities and various attractions and activities to make your holiday on the beach a blinder.

When you’re planning a beach break, booking a private rental makes so much sense. Your cash generally goes further, giving you more space, more amenities and the privacy to unwind properly. You can eat out one night, cook up a feast at home the next, and enjoy the independence of coming and going according to no one’s schedule but your own. And as the glowing reviews suggest, someone has already worked hard to make your rental a home – full of useful practical touches, as well as welcoming personal ones.

So, here you have it: some of the best beach holidays in the UK for rental accommodation, according to our reviewers*. Buckets and spades at the ready?

Budleigh Salterton, England

Budleigh Salterton is a top holiday spot by the beach, set in the East Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and around 15 miles from the pretty city of Exeter. There’s a two-mile pebble beach here, rightly popular with bathers in the warmer months, and complete with beach cafés and a children’s play area. Spot birds along the Otter Estuary, rent bikes and follow the two-mile cycle path to Exmouth or wander the magnificent Jurassic Coast. A couple of miles away you can find the lovely Bicton Park Botanical Gardens, a series of gracefully manicured gardens, plus glasshouses, mini golf, and a narrow-gauge railway.

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Cullen, Scotland

This pretty Moray fishing village offers sandy beaches, great golfing and plenty of scenic walks. The town and bay are also overlooked by the striking Cullen Railway Viaducts. Active types can bike the Moray Coast Cycle Route, while wildlife enthusiasts can spot seals, puffins, and dolphins from the shore. Naturally, the best beach holidays come with some tasty local grub, so when in Cullen be sure to grab a hearty plateful of ‘Cullen Skink’. This smoked haddock and potato soup originated here – there’s even an annual Cullen Skink World Championship.

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Broadford, Scotland

Broadford is a great place to start exploring the incredibly beautiful Isle of Skye. The village draws climbers and walkers for its mix of bay and mountain views. Bring your camera for the orca whales, seals and otters, your fishing gear for the catch of the day, and your sense of adventure for a sea plane ride or a guided sea kayaking session. There’s a range of interesting speciality shops in town and just a short distance to the east at Ashaig there’s a sandy beach that’s good for a wander and a picnic at low tide.

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Castlerock, Northern Ireland

This tiny town is stocked with tea shops and pubs, and offers easy access to several spectacular stretches of sand. There’s Castlerock Beach, a hit with families for swimming and surfing, Downhill Beach, overlooked from a cliff edge by the striking Mussenden Temple, and Benone Strand, which is the place to head for the finest local jet skiing and kite surfing. You can enjoy a game of golf with views of the dunes and rolling waves from Castlerock Golf Club.

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Lower Largo, Scotland

Lower Largo sits on Largo Bay, with its picturesque sandy beaches, rocks and pools, all ripe for exploration. You can watch the boats bobbing in the harbour, snap the impressive Lower Largo Viaduct or head up to Largo Law for soaring views of the surrounding area. The large sandy stretch of Leven Beach is a short drive away and also offers arcades, crazy golf and a swimming pool.

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Nairn, Scotland

Around an hour westwards along the coast from Cullen is Nairn, one of the best beach holidays according to rental reviewers. Here you’ll find a flat, sandy beach, perfect for building sandcastles alongside awe-inspiring views of the Moray Firth. Excellent golf courses draw visitors from all over, and the stunning vistas attract walkers for long, bracing rambles along the coastline. It’s under an hour’s drive from here to vast Loch Ness for some inland water views and a nose around Urquhart Castle.

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Newcastle, Northern Ireland

The Mourne Mountains and welcoming sands make this little resort town a magical backdrop for a great holiday on the beach. Explore it further on a boat tour, looking out for seals and discovering smugglers’ caves. You can tee off at Royal County Down Golf Club, taste the freshest mussels and oysters at the local eateries, and pay a visit to Soak, a seaweed bathhouse that’s just the tonic for troublesome skin. It’s a short drive from here to Murlough Nature Reserve, where you can see moths, butterflies and various bird species.

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Crackington Haven, England

The best beach holidays in Britain don’t get much better than this. This little Cornish gem sits in a lovely enclosed bay within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The pebbly beach here is popular in the summer months with bathers, surfers and rockpool explorers. Bring your binoculars for close-ups of skylarks, kestrels, grey seals and bottle-nosed dolphins. You can learn about the legend of King Arthur at Tintagel Castle, which is within half an hour’s drive.

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Portrush, Northern Ireland

Around half an hour’s drive from Castlerock is Portrush, a popular resort on the Ramore Head peninsula. From here you can enjoy the beaches of West Strand and East Strand, and three miles to the east there’s Whiterocks Beach, named for its white cliffs and rock formations. There’s plenty of family-friendly entertainment at the Waterworld swimming complex, the Coastal Zone marine centre and Barry’s Amusements. Portrush is just a short drive away from the much-photographed basalt columns of the Giant’s Causeway.

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Amroth, Wales

This Pembrokeshire seaside village signals the start of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path. There’s a broad sandy beach here at low tide, with flat sands for families to play on together. See what’s lurking in the rockpools, grab an ice cream, try some windsurfing or simply wander the coastal path and take in those wonderful watery views. When the tide’s at its lowest, look out for the stumps of a petrified forest sticking up out of the sand. Finish the day with a hearty meal in a local pub, before heading back to your comfortable holiday cottage. The good news? Like all the destinations in our list, Amroth has some of the best beach holiday lettings in all the UK, according to traveller reviews.

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*Methodology: We analysed all UK holiday rental reviews on TripAdvisor. Holiday Lettings is a TripAdvisor company. Selected seaside destinations needed to be among some of the highest-rated in the country (minimum 100 total reviews), and have a sufficient amount of properties available to book on Holiday Lettings.

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