- ha-ha (French: hâ-hâ or saut de loup), also
known as a
sunk fence,
blind fence,
ditch and
fence, deer wall, or foss, is a
recessed landscape design element...
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Horace Walpole explained: "The
contiguous ground of the park
without the
sunk fence was to be
harmonized with the lawn within; and the
garden in its turn...
- part of the
cemetery and the
Anglican section. This took the form of a "
sunk fence" from the
canal to the gate
piers on the path.
There were also decorative...
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separated by a dam-****-bridge,
planting clumps of trees,
installing sunk fences and the ha-ha.
Burton Constable is one of Brown's best do****ented projects...
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Fence Colliery was a
small colliery sunk at the
lower end of the
village of
Fence,
South Yorkshire,
England alongside the main
Sheffield to
Worksop road...
- 400. as. of park, 6 as. of
kitchen garden. A
large lawn,
separated by a
sunk fence from the garden,
appears to be part of it. A
straight broad gravel walk...
- courtyards,
surrounded by
walls and has (hidden
boundary lines behind '
sunk fences'). The
complex was
completed in 1885 for the government-run
Callan Park...
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Lancelot Capability Brown. "The
contiguous ground of the park
without the
sunk fence was to be
harmonized with the land within; and the
garden in its turn...
-
Kitchen George Hamilton Teed The ****ton
Blake Library (2nd Series) 266 The
Fence's Victim Donald Stuart The ****ton
Blake Library (2nd Series) 267 The Night...
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other Poems 1835 A
Place of
Burial in the
South of
Scotland 1831 "Part
fenced by man, part by a
rugged steep"
Yarrow Revisited, and
other Poems 1835 On...
