22 March 2009

Rosemary


Large sacks used by the Principality's gardeners. This small public terrace, overlooking the port, is used as a temporary holding place. Each sack is filled with prunings of rosemary.


"There's rosemary, that's for remembrance; pray, love, remember; and there is pansies, that's for thoughts. "

Hamlet - William Shakespeare (1564 - 1616)
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6 comments:

  1. Sally22 March, 2009

    I wonder if you will stumble across equally large bags of parsely, sage and thyme???

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  2. Small City Scenes22 March, 2009

    I first thought they were sculptures. It must smell pretty nice there. MB

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  3. Virginia22 March, 2009

    wonder if they share these with shops and restaurants in the area or the public??
    V

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  4. Unknown22 March, 2009

    Hope you took a few, as you can grow new plants from those cuttings.

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  5. Carraol25 March, 2009

    Beautiful thoughts, almost smell its essence.

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  6. Kate25 March, 2009

    Love the quote you selected for this photo. I taught Hamlet for years and years, over and over but never got tired of it. Great scenes, great quotes!

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