Public Parks are recognised as an important contribution to the health and well-being of residents, but when did that idea start? And what else was the role of a public park that made it worth the financial outlay? The Victorians had their own ideas on this - do we still agree with them?
Views: 401 | Enquiries: 0Resident in Herne Bay, a Victorian seaside town in Kent, I am an educator, having taught in schools, colleges and running a prison education department. For the last 10 years I have worked as a professional ITG qualified Tour Guide in South East England, with a particular interest in Landscape.
My enthusiasm for nature and history have led to an MA in Garden and Landscape history, which provides fascinating topics for general interest or in preparation for specific garden visits.
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