GAWE - BLOG SHOTS
Each month Gardens at Waters East (GAWE) will post a few never before seen photos of “garden life” called - - BLOG SHOTS. Here are the photos for this posting.
moments in the garden - - enjoy
Lake Express Ferry
passing off the shores of Gardens at Waters East
Garden Pot
Pink Peony
Lily Walk Path
on a foggy morning
Formal Garden Central Planter
Red Peony
Full Moon Rising
seen through the porthole sculpture of the Ferry Makinac
! ! ! Lest We Forget ! ! !
During these warm Summer months; Gardens at Waters East will include one photo of the recent long and cold Winter in each of its BLOG SHOT postings. Always nice to have a comparison to days past.
NOTE: check out Photo Essay – Winter 2010 - 11 to see the special series of an extensive collection of photographs taken at Gardens at Waters East this past Winter. Find them in the archives dated April 4 – 5, 2011. See the snow, hear the wind, and feel the cold – - - enjoy.
If you wish to email a message or share photos of your garden please do that through this Blog site or with an email to:
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That is one daft pot! I would imagine children love to visit it.
ReplyDeleteOtherwise . . . elegance and culture and adventure. Some interesting combinations!
Lucy
As usual, beautiful pictures from your garden, the view over the lake is so nice. Your garden is a wonderful place. What a great idea to show a winter picture now in the middle of summer.
ReplyDeleteI really like your Porthole sculpture with the moon in the middle of the picture. Thats a kind of magic.
Our bright nights here in northern Sweden is also magical in its own way, and yes, it's hard to sleep now. Soon it will be sunrise here, I'm still awake. I'll sleep when autumn arrives.
Have a nice day.
Your garden is a little paradise. That pot. How was it made. I'd love to have one like that.
ReplyDeleteAll your pictures are so beautiful.
Love the shot of the planter in the formal garden. The planter and plants alone are eye candy, but your cropping for the photo ... and the lighting ... and Lake Michigan! Fantastic!
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