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julie
(zero_zero_seven@yahoo.com) on Fri, Sep 1, 00 at 16:03
Hi!
I recently received a scholarship to study the gardens of Italy, and the importance and the presence of water in those gardens. Which jewels should i look for?Thank you! Julie
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- Posted by joyce(joyce_c@dolphinbf.com) onTue, Dec 12, 00 at 9:23
There was a special "Gardens of the World" on PBS hosted by Audrey Hepburn. I used to own it on video, but gave it to my sister. One of the segments focused on a garden outside of Rome that was built around streams and ruins. I wish I could remember the name of the garden. You can probaly find it a tyour local library. You might want to look at Feneschi gardens in Tuscany.
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- Posted by joyce(joyce_c@dolphinbf.com) onTue, Dec 12, 00 at 9:26
I just read further down the page and there's a posting on this garden. It's name is Ninfa.
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- Posted by Carol 6MA 7aRI(carolcohen@raines.com) onSat, Feb 24, 01 at 18:01
Try the Villa d'Este in Tivoli outside of Rome.
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