A Nicer Part of York Campus

Here you can see the Quiet Place. You can hire it out for private meditation and personal contemplation. Through the gate is the walled garden. To the left are mashmallow shaped bushes:

This delightful water feature is next to the Croquet lawn:

This is the picture that goes on all the prospecti. Heslington Hall: the nicest building, next to King's Manor in the city centre. The croquet lawn is the flat, grassy bit in front:

New meets old. Derwent College can be seen partially, to your left. Lovely 60's undertones going on there. In the foreground we have a totemic sculpture, recently finished, which if you look closely, is a big collection of birds, flying upwards. According to a recent study, York has the largest concentration of ducks and wildfowl of any university in England and Wales. So, if bird flu hits Britain, we'll be the first to go:

Heslington Hall, front: