Godfrey, Walter Hindes, 1881- · [London] B. T. Batsford, ltd · leaf 76
the road,it becomes merely a question of choice between themany types of gates and archways which we shalldiscuss later. The chief consideration in such casesis generally to prevent too much publicity, and thearched opening in a high wall or hedge will appearalmost the sole alternative to a solid… … 54 GARDENS IN THE MAKING should be of oak framing, moulded to suit the styleemployed, and in any case should have an appearanceof strength and durability. More usually however, if there is spdce to followthe general principles already set forth, we shall enterupon a forecourt, or a drive leading…
