The council maintains the lawns of Princes Street gardens by essentially ploughing the ground every winter so as to sow fresh grass every year. I suppose it's as good a method as any to avoid weeds. However when snow lightly falls on this ploughed land, it highlights the furrows done to reseed the lawn. It's almost like it's trying to mimic the fan of rail roads down below
Snow furrows in Princes Street Gardens East
The council maintains the lawns of Princes Street gardens by essentially ploughing the ground every winter so as to sow fresh grass every year. I suppose it’s as good a method as any to avoid weeds. However when snow lightly falls on this ploughed land, it highlights the furrows done to reseed the lawn. It’s almost like it’s trying to mimic the fan of rail roads down below
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There is simply a wonderful land in winter I can see that and is important to care that place for the people will can enjoy ! Thanks for the postal nice gift ! Me.
Absolutely wonderful
Lovely pic, i would like to visit someday.
Wonderful
It sounds like an invitation for a trip to Scotland. THANKS dear friend