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St Anne's Well Gardens

Photo:St Annes Well Gardens

St Annes Well Gardens

From a private collection

Photo:Pond in St Anne's Well Gardens

Pond in St Anne's Well Gardens

From a private collection

Our favourite place
By Fiona

Our favourite place is St Anne's Well Gardens. It's a great place to hang out with my daughter. We both love it. There's just so much to do. We often feed the squirrels. And there's a wild area with lots of birds, fish too and a garden for the blind with herbs and plants with distinctive smells. There's also tennis, a children's playground, a cafe, ice creams and bowling and during the holidays there are special events.

Green route to school
My daughter's school is nearby and we walk through there every day on our way to work and school. They use it for insect finding and nature walks and sometimes the kids make dens in the trees.

It's very convenient being right on our doorstep so if I can't be bothered to go to the beach, then I'll lie in the park. You can watch the world go by there.

And in spring there's the "pink avenue"- a whole avenue of cherry blossom trees and beneath them a carpet of pink petals. It's so beautiful.

From the 'Lesser Heard Voices' project, 2003
Interviewed for the website on 12/07/03
This page was added on 23/07/2006.

Comments:

I am a design student at Brighton Uni. As a design brief we are working with an organiser who is putting together the Brighton Festival in the park for one day in the summer. Our brief is to design an installation for the festival along the festival's ethnic theme. Any ideas? And wishes? Let me know .
By Vahakn Matossian (08/01/2005)
I've lived near this delightful park for nearly 20 years - five minutes from my house. Lovely tennis courts, cafe and people and full of healing greens and vibrant flowers....a thing I don't value enough!
By Bernardo (31/12/2005)

This park holds so many great childhood memories. From walking through it to and from Somerhill School, to my mum teaching me to ride my big new shiny bike round by the bowling green.
Playing hide and seek (and kiss chase) in the bushes and trees, and watching the fish in the pond (before it was fenced off). I'm 36 now but it still feels like yesterday.

By Maria Lanigan (07/11/2008)

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