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Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Vista Lecture Series: Eelco Hooftman of GROSS.MAX
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James,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the idea of listening to this podcast. Great way to spend a frigid winter morning. I saw Dan Pearson in Boston last week. It was a very inspiring lecture.
I really enjoyed that lecture: even better with pictures.
ReplyDeleteHe was also wearing most remarkable shoes.
Michael,
ReplyDeleteGlad to make acquaintance with your blog. Dan's a great speaaker and talker. It's that voice.
James A-S,
ReplyDeleteIt would have been helpful to see the pictures. The podcast leaves a lot to the imagination. And I've never been to Kew. So tell me about his shoes!
James G,
ReplyDeleteThanks for taking a look at my blog. I am from Philadelphia area orinially. I really like reading your blog. Would love to see your garden next time I travel south.
James A-S,
Were you at the Trinity Church lecture? I missed the shoes! I really loved his memories of Miss Joy's Akebia quinata vine escaping into her old house.
Michael,
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome to visit. Let me know when you head south. We're only about 45 miles from downtown Philly.
James A-S,
ReplyDeleteConfusion reigns. Thought you were referring to Eelco's shoes, not Mr. Pearson's. I heard him in NYC at the Grolier Club (where I did see the pictures and heard the story of Miss Joy's garden). The room was small and intimate, but I didn't get a look at his shoes.
I'm so glad you did this post- I was just trying to re-find these podcasts and couldn't remember what the lecture series was called. The few that I listened to were great and I was trying to find the site again for a repeat listen. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThankyou for pointing out Eelco Hooftman's Vista lecture James. I found it invigorating. PS Love your new gravel paths.
ReplyDeleteGarden Wanderer,
ReplyDeleteGlad I could lead you back to the Vista podcases.
Mount Wren,
ReplyDeleteI forgot you know Billy Martin. He said he was closing Wigandia last October. Did he really do it? I look forward to seeing your garden. I have an extra digital camera, and would sent it to you, but I fear it would violate some customs or trade laws.
Yes he did close it and then opened it again..I suppose having 5 entrance gates forced his hand.....
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