The Garden is architected, and Mike connects it to Bush's sense of creating trails through scholarly literature with the Memex. It is a topology, a space we move through.
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Mike Caulfield argues for a move from streams of response and reaction to gardens of connections, of intentional, designed, thoughtfully constructed spaces. Keynote: The Garden and the Stream blog. 
⇒ Create Trail Logs of the User’s Movements
YOUSEF, Kharsim and O’NEILL, Eamonn, 2007. Sunrise: towards location based clustering for assisted photo management. In: Proceedings of the 2007 workshop on Tagging, mining and retrieval of human related activity information. Online. New York, NY, USA: Association for Computing Machinery. 15 November 2007. p. 47–54. [Accessed 21 August 2023]. TMR ’07. ISBN 978-1-59593-870-1. DOI 10.1145/1330588.1330596. We present an end to end system “Sunrise” to assist users in using location based data to tag, cluster, and find digital photos. We suggest that location tagging of photos is a common desire of users but existing manual solutions are too time consuming and complex. Our 3-tier system offers a solution that integrates automated location tagging with existing manual approaches. The mobile component of our system captures GPS based data at user defined intervals to create trail logs of the user’s movements. The desktop component automates location tagging of the photos and makes use of the GPS location data to provide assisted photo keywording through a process of reverse geo-coding. The server component uses automated location clustering techniques to produce hierarchical location representations, to simplify photo navigation and generate temporal/spatial data combinations enabling assisted photo management.