On one of my walks around London, I was intrigued by this grand looking building and decided to take a closer look. I found that it is a very elegant hotel.
I walked through an open entrance to discover a large courtyard and this ancient looking stone wall. For a moment I thought it was an ancient structure being preserved but I learned that it was a temporary installation promoting The Macallan, a single malt whiskey made in Scotland and known around the globe. The stone walls surrounded a Macallan Amber Meadow. The stone is called Angus Sandstone, a material used around the world.
The temporary meadow was full of trees and ferns and lots of beautiful Scottish heather.
It was a tiny bit of Scotland hidden in the heart of London.
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