Taken recently while strolling through one of our local gardens spreading over almost 12 acres.
Hoping that this photo may brighten your day in some small way.
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SquarePeg1975
- 20/07/08 @ 12:52:47 am
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skip2468
- 20/07/08 @ 07:35:54 am
Thank you for your very interesting comment. We live in Hamilton New Zealand. Over the past three years blogging here, I have shared many similar photos.
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It certainly has brightened my day. Such beautiful colours. I just wish we had anything nearly as nice as that around my neck of the woods.
Still, I've got Horsell Common to explore. I've lived here all my life and I'm still finding interesting parts of it.-
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skip2468
- 20/07/08 @ 07:38:55 am
We're sure that Horsell Common has plenty of its own special beauty and we hope that you continue to enjoy all that it offers for a very long time.
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yep it has!
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skip2468
- 20/07/08 @ 07:40:28 am
Yes, such places seem to lift one to a wonderful level of appreciation.
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SirGary
- 20/07/08 @ 01:25:12 am
Well worth sharing
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skip2468
- 20/07/08 @ 07:42:39 am
What could be better than sharing with a fellow Kiwi....
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mornin77
- 20/07/08 @ 01:26:19 am
...Hi, What a lovely picture, geat colors. You do
a nice job with your pictures, keep it up. Nature
is always a good subject for photos.-
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skip2468
- 20/07/08 @ 07:44:17 am
Yes, nature has always reigned supreme and it deserves to continue to do so.
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philghodg
- 20/07/08 @ 04:18:05 am
Great pic. The sound of the water tumbling down is very therapeutic
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skip2468
- 20/07/08 @ 07:46:11 am
Yes, there's much more to Narure than just viewing the amazing beauty. Great for thr soul.
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firelight
- 20/07/08 @ 08:19:04 pm
Great pic. If I close my eyes, perhaps I'd be able to hear the water running.
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skip2468
- 20/07/08 @ 08:25:04 pm
Yes, the beauty of nature can easily arouse all our senses. Please enjoy every moment.
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Great picture. It is food for the soul. I never understood people who thought they could create anything half as beautiful as nature can, but of course the hand of man was in the composition of this part of the garden. Can you tell us where this was taken? Cheers. SquarePeg