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"The Hamptons' Gorgeous Hedges\nLee F. Mindel salutes another summer gone by with a survey of beautiful landscaping on Long Island\nThe entry to the Hampton Classic in Bridgehampton, which concluded on Sunday.\nAt a Bridgehampton home, a Richard Serra sculpture mimics the line of the hedge and stone wall.\nMixed greenery in Southampton.\nA hedge-lined stone wall in East Hampton.\nThe crossing of Hedges Lane and Lily Pond Lane in East Hampton.\nOff Ox Pasture Road in Southampton.\nA hedge on Lily Pond Lane is a visually pleasing way to mask a retaining wall where there's a grade change.\nA stone drive in East Hampton.\nFurther Lane in Amagansett.\nA hedge snakes along the edge of Lily Pond in East Hampton.\nA precisely manicured hedge borders Further Lane.\nA sculpted tree in East Hampton.\nMy old house on Moses Lane in Southampton still features the hedges I planted by hand nearly 20 years ago."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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