Thonger, Charles · London, New York, J. Lane · leaf 90
the garden architect, so that I shall only speak ofthe smaller posterns and wickets, which communicatefrom one part of the garden to another. Often these areplain and ugly to a degree, and being merely constructedof close-fitting boards, serve their purpose, but are in noway picturesque. The choice… … A SIMPLE ENTRANCE GATE. GATES, FENCES, AND EDGINGS 55 The actual construction of gates will hardly come withinthe province of the amateur, unless he is exceptionallyskilled in the use of tools, and has, moreover, a well-appointed workshop in which to fit together his materials.In the wilder parts…
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