Derek Jarmans Garten in Dungeness, Kent.

"In 1987 Jarman bought, with money left to him by his father, a fisherman's cottage called Prospect Cottage, on the Kent coast at Dungeness. Here he created a garden, which has subsequently become famous, in the most unpromising of circumstances. It is battered by salt spray and fierce winds from the sea, there was only shifting shingle underfoot, and there is a nuclear power station in the mid-distance. The garden was a remarkable feat of creative work. It is decorated by Jarman's exquisitely designed driftwood sculptures and other found objects. It appears in several of his films and in his writings from the last years of his life." Quelle und mehr: literary encyclopedia litencyc.