Geograph - photograph every grid square

I was walking past this gate yesterday for the second time in the last 6 weeks and took a few minutes to look inside. The OS 1:25000 map shows a fenced enclosure a hundred metres or so square. Inside the gate is a winding path, mainly blocked by vegetation, but it is possible to pick a way up the hill. I was expecting to find a derelict house, as the variety of plants in the enclosure makes it look like it was at one time a garden, now overgrown.

It turns out that there is no house, but the garden is the burial ground of Pamela Hambro, who lived in Dorset with her husband Charles Hambro - a director of the Bank of England and a member of the Special Operations Executive. She died in 1932 (aged just 32) of pneumonia and wanted to be buried overlooking Loch Rannoch where she and her husband frequently went on holiday. Unfortunately, the more recent forestry plantation now blocks the view from the garden.