Pictures of the Garden Flat Dunbar

Some images of the Garden Flat @templelands from different angles, which should get a fair impression of the accommodation.

  • The Garden at Templelands
  • An older view of the front before the clematis established - note the red sand stone gives way to ashlar
  • An older view of the front before the clematis established showing the oversailing steps, the false windows, the ionic columns, the arrow head cast iron railings
  • The arrow head railings reflect on the red sandstone, the more typical stone employed in Dunbar building construction with ashlar used in finer buildings
  • The-cast-iron-arrow-head-railings-make-shadows-on-the-wall
  • The-entrance-to-the-Garden-Flat-is-private
  • Bedroom-2-additional-seating-and-nook-with-desk-out-of-shot
  • Peony-and-honesuckle
  • Full length bath and powerful traditional mira shower
  • The-hand-made-tiles-are-by-Margery-Clinton-who-lived-here-in-the-1990s
  • Peony in window Traditional Mira Shower
  • A-glimpse-of-the-fern-garden-laced-with-sweetwoodruff-through-the-bathroom-window
  • Modern-and-well-equipped-kitchen-for-light-meals-and-more
  • The-fern-garden-outlook-from-the-kitchenette
  • Basket-of-local-goodness-to-welcome-you
  • Coffee in the garden is also fun with bird song and the sound of sea as accompaniment
  • The Original James Bond sofa for catching up with Netflix classics
  • Late morning in summer - the mirror reflects things to create unusual perspectives
  • Classic-Ionic-columns-of-2-Templelands-see-if-you-can-spot-the-numeral-inscription
  • Additional-seating-positioned-to-catch-late-afternoon-and-evening-sun.
  • Autumnal-colours-in-the-Garden-can-be-quite-intoxicating
  • There is always something happening in the garden, but late spring or early summer is the best time to visit for flowering plants
  • Glimpses of the sea, see if you can spot the gannets flying by and diving for fish
  • Ample garden seating for breakfast, coffee, light lunches or your tea : supper
  • The-clematis-flowers-late-May-June
  • Sit out in the garden for a light lunch and more
  • Glimpses of the limestone rockery and fern garden
  • Seating in the garden - bring out the small cushions, handmade creations by Ruth
  • The gardens at Templelands are a Wildlife haven, especially as there are no cats
  • The daisies push through the ryegrass - which in time we hope will give way to fescues and other more attractive grasses
  • The lawn area is being made into a wildflower garden and serves as a drying green
  • Relaxing in the sun is easy when the dominant wind is a westerly
  • Quiet garden. Good for relaxing, thinking, and study too
  • The northern light is always changing so expect the unexpected
  • The plantings are designed to enhance wildlife and make the views
  • The-steps-up-to-the-garden-with-grasses-sedges-and-ferns.-The-sweet-woodruff-is-lightly-scented-and-prolific
  • The-vegetable-plot-with-pond-side-seating-please-ask-if-you-want-to-bbq

No wide angles, sorry, but much more expensive fixed 25mm and 50mm lenses.