Christine Mulinder
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Beautiful Border Silver Award
This border is inspired by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, author of Sherlock Home. He and his family once resided in Hindhead from 1897 to 1907. The name of his home is Undershaw, meaning ‘under the grove of hanging trees’ and stands in an AONB with views of the South Downs.
The border incorporates Sherlock Holmes memorabilia such as an over-sized magnifying glass, which showcases the beauty of the plants. In addition, a Sherlock Holmes weathervane will be featured on top of a signpost to Hindhead and Undershaw. The overhanging trees represent Undershaw and the plants are mostly dark and mysterious with pops of colour to represent ‘clues’.
Beautiful Border Silver Award
This border is inspired by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, author of Sherlock Home. He and his family once resided in Hindhead from 1897 to 1907. The name of his home is Undershaw, meaning ‘under the grove of hanging trees’ and stands in an AONB with views of the South Downs.
The border incorporates Sherlock Holmes memorabilia such as an over-sized magnifying glass, which showcases the beauty of the plants. In addition, a Sherlock Holmes weathervane will be featured on top of a signpost to Hindhead and Undershaw. The overhanging trees represent Undershaw and the plants are mostly dark and mysterious with pops of colour to represent ‘clues’.
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