Lost web link and can't find it again

[Jupiter]

A few weeks ago I was looking at a site by a dutch photographer/rock gardener/blogger. He had pages and pages of gorgeous photographs of flora from expeditions; Iran, China, Western USA etc, and then a section about the construction of an absolutely huge and awesome rock garden at his home, with a cascade into a pool, large areas of crevice beds, tractors moving around BIG boulders etc. I can't for the life of me find it again. Can anyone help?

[johnw]

Likely Harry Jans.

johnw

[Jupiter]

No no, not Harry Jans. Similar idea but this guy had more on the construction of his garden. On a really large scale in terms of rocks.

[Graeme]

A few weeks ago I was looking at a site by a dutch photographer/rock gardener/blogger. He had pages and pages of gorgeous photographs of flora from expeditions; Iran, China, Western USA etc, and then a section about the construction of an absolutely huge and awesome rock garden at his home, with a cascade into a pool, large areas of crevice beds, tractors moving around BIG boulders etc. I can't for the life of me find it again. Can anyone help?

have you had a look at your internet history?

[Paul Cumbleton]

Perhaps it was Marijn van den Brink? http://photos.v-d-brink.eu/

Paul

[Maggi Young]

Describes the website  of Marijn van den Brink - fantastic photos and the story of his own house and garden building - I see Paul's just said that too!

Marijn has travelled a lot with Kees Jan van Zwienen - who also has a great website .....  pause while I check its address....  http://keesjan.smugmug.com/

[Jupiter]

Yes! Marijn it is! Thank you Paul and Maggi. I did trawl through my internet history but it's vast and for some reason didn't jump out at me.

So many amazing plants, I feel like I'm going on the expeditions myself...  One day!

[johnstephen29]

When you do jamus let me know and I'll be your right hand man enjoying the sights of adalaide on the tour down under.