I must run and catch my flight but I will keep you all up to date with what I'm up to and all the beautiful people and gardens that I encounter over the coming weeks.
A glimpse of life in the garden at the National Trust's Mottisfont. This blog is written by the Craftsman Gardener, Jonny Bass; it will give you an insight into what's happening in the garden, hints and tips for you to try in your own garden and a chance to see what goes on behind the scenes.
Thursday, 7 November 2013
The Fellowship begins.....
The first leg of my travelling fellowship is well underway, This is a quick update from Changi Airport in Singapore where I have got a little stop before I catch my connecting flight to Auckland. Firstly I have to say how brilliant Singapore Airlines are, they were completely faultless throughout the entire flight here with top quality service and some really nice food on the plane! Secondly Changi Airport is second to none, I have been fortunate enough to have traveled far and wide in my few years on this planet and I am in love with this airport. Hot showers, swimming pool, so many plants and flowers inside the terminal that I could spend a week here, and to top it all off a Butterfly house/garden inside too!
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Hello Jonny.
ReplyDeleteI badly wanted to wish you "bon voyage" but missed you and there you are already in foreign parts. So, have a wonderful time, work hard and learn lots, but make time to partake of much food and ale (American ale?!) and local hospitality then come home safely to bore us all to death with your stories and superior knowledge! Keep safe and well.
Jan (Morgan - Monday old bat)
Hello Johnny. Airport sounds great. Good luck. Matt
ReplyDeleteJonny, you really can't spend your whole trip at Changi Airport! Looking forward to your next blog.
ReplyDeleteMarion