Monday, February 12, 2018

St Luke's in early spring

It's now bright just before 07.30 in Dublin these mornings and then in the evening it is close to 18.00 before darkness hits.

This from the garden in St Luke's Hospital in Dublin's Rathgar.

It must have one of Europe's finest hospital gardens. It receives great professional attention and all done with such loving care.


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