No Doubt, the mention of Wensleydale makes me think of Wallace and Gromit. But somehow the views of the Yorkshire region of England are just not captured in the cartoons. Perhaps claymation isn’t the best way to render a garden or a landscape….hmmmm…
This beautiful garden, designed by Josh Ward, is at the site of the former Wensleydale Train Station in Yorkshire, England. Now it is a holiday cottage, but the train still passes.
Taking advantage of the remarkable views while giving a little nod to the former purpose (I love the placement of the bench), this garden seems to take a train station and what might be a considered, for some, to be a negative and turns it into a positive. I think I would be be happy to stay here without a clock and I could relax without time constraints and mark my passing (holi-)days with the passing locomotives.
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