As a new month begins, Gardens at Waters East takes one last
look at some of the many photos taken during the recent past month of
December. There were days of fog
and days of sunshine; hikes on
StoneWater Beach and walks in the gardens. Lots of time to wander and reflect on the upcoming Winter
season. Here are a dozen or so,
never before posted photos taken over the past month.
Enjoy the last of
2012 at the Gardens at Waters East.
Queen Anne Lace
Sedum
Rock Garden
Trimmed for Winter
Driftwood Fence
Main Entrance Gate
Sunrise
December 10, 2012
One of many large boulders
south on StownWater Beach
Private beach of Gardens at Waters East
Still blooming in December
on the beach
Fog
embracing the gardens
Barberry - Sunsation
NOTE: All photos use in this
posting were taken on the property of Gardens
at Waters East.
NOTE: Since this Blog is meant to be an
accurate journal of the gardens;
no photos are
“staged”, “arranged”, or ”photo-shopped” in anyway.
What is posted
– is what it here. It is what it
is.
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A happy New Year to you.
ReplyDeleteIt´s a pleasure reed your blog. I now have a translate-function on my blog and hope it´s possible for you to understand it.
Best wishes from Denmark
Helga
Stunning photos!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the so beautiful photos of the Gardens !
ReplyDeleteI wish you a very happy New Year.
Catherine
http://lespinsnoirs.blogspot.com
Happy New Year to you, and thank you for leaving message at my blog. Nice photoes here.
ReplyDeleteNice, and still a few blooms in December...even nicer! Is that rare?
ReplyDeleteThanks for the fine message you left at my blog. You publish beautiful photograph! I have now added a translator-tab.
ReplyDeleteHappy new (garden)year!
Thank you for leaving a message over at http://thetenaciousgardener.blogspot.co.uk/ I just had to pop on over after your description and I am amazed by those views. You have very similar views as we do and I know you love living so near to the sea as we do.
ReplyDeleteI have never seen a Barberry plant but I have to say it looks amazing, it looks like cherry drops on a tree :)
Lovely blog and I shall be your newest follower :)
Linda
http://thetenaciousgardener.blogspot.co.uk/
Great photos! I especially love the fog one. It's not easy to capture so much detail and so much depth in fog. Beautiful work.
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