One of my favourite parts of the gardens at Goddards is this area close to the eastern boundary of the site, at the lower part of a slope down from the house.
A rockery of limestone with a small pond feeds a little waterfall where the water flows into the larger pond in this shot.
It was near here that I met a fellow Moorsbus traveller and we had a good catch-up of the latest changes to local bus services. Quite a few changes are due, mainly to frequency on some less well used, subsidised city services, and changes to operators on subsidised services in the rural areas around the city.
The gardens are divided into a series of smaller gardens, each with its own character, and with a variety of styles and designs. This area is one that I particularly like, and there is a convenient bench to sit and enjoy it, though it was rather cool to sit for very long.
I really like to see the gardens at this time of year, with everything starting to come back to life. It was also interesting to see the changes made since my last visit. There has been a long process of restoration of the gardens, and the progress is well worth seeing.
How nice for you to see the changes on each visit, it looks like a lovely park.
It must be nice to sit on the bench listening to the water, so peaceful.
Thank you all for your lovely comments and favs, they are very much appreciated
I really like Goddards and its gardens, and I should visit more often, but it is quite a time consuming task getting there, with two buses to get there, and which with the traffic congestion in York are not always reliable.
Ian
March 12th, 2024
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It must be nice to sit on the bench listening to the water, so peaceful.
Thank you all for your lovely comments and favs, they are very much appreciated
I really like Goddards and its gardens, and I should visit more often, but it is quite a time consuming task getting there, with two buses to get there, and which with the traffic congestion in York are not always reliable.
Ian