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The hanging gardens

THERE is something a little bit dreamy about a hanging garden, the way it sways and drifts and dangles. The gentle movement of hanging plants always seems to capture water and sunlight in a way that hits differently. I feel like time slows down in the hanging gardens. For me, this is a place of meditation, quiet reflection, cups of tea and deep conversations. It’s never busy or loud. It is safe, calm, and

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