Gardens of Moorish Spain


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Dec 8, 2000


Much of my information about Islamic gardens came from Gardens of Paradise, by John Brookes, copyright 1987. This book is out of print, but John has given me permission to put up a link to his website. His email address is listed on his website and he is willing to answer questions about Islamic gardens.

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3.   Dec 16, 2000 11:16 PM
In response to message posted by writejudy:

Traditional Japanese gardens are only formal in that the designs are restricted by ma ...

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2.   Dec 16, 2000 6:39 PM
Hi Kirk,
Enjoyed reading about the Gardens of Moorish Spain. Had no idea they were similar to the formal gardens in Japan. Excellent photographs too!
best,
judy ...

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1.   Dec 13, 2000 7:53 PM
I remember studying these gardens during university and being impressed with their beauty. I'm glad to have access to your descriptions on the Internet. Thank you.

Van Waffle
Contributing Editor
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