Hunter Valley Gardens, N.S.W.
...this one was my long-time screen-saver, especially lovely to look at through the searing summer temps.
...and I just love the rocks around the waters edge here; all the irises and water-lilies, the trio of stones nestled on a ledge set under the water. The Japanese sure have a very unique and special gift in landscaping.
Location: Japanese Gardens, Adelaide, Sth. Australia
Linking to Weekend Reflections
beautiful! love that willow tree one the best, too!
ReplyDeleteI want to sit here on the rock during a warm summer day with my feet bare and dangling in the water....
ReplyDeleteHi there - it does look like a place where you could relax and go down a gear or two.
ReplyDeleteIn hot weather I fill my screen saver with images of snow! I'm not sure it helps, but it’s worth the effort!
Stewart M - Melbourne
I feel soothed just seeing your photos. I remember our July when irises are in bloom and the threads of weeping willow get longer and longer. The colors in your autumn must be fabulous, too.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit and a nice comment.
Greetings from Japan
Yoko
what a beautiful place....so peaceful........beautiful photos, thank you for sharing....
ReplyDeleteMerci d'être passée au MagaZin.
ReplyDeleteJ'aime la n°4: Carole's zen corner!
What a lovely view! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos from a peaceful place I would love to visit!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Beautiful pictures, beautiful colors and reflections that ... a pleasure to visit your blog.
ReplyDeletebeautiful and calming - TFS
ReplyDeleteJan
What a gorgeous place! You've photographed some wonderful reflections - thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful serene looking garden. Lovely reflections.
ReplyDeleteseriously...such a serene place!
ReplyDeletewonderful shots, especially the first one.
cheers,
My Third Eye
A place with a Japanese touch where you really can relax.
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Filip
You do get around to many interesting places! This place and your photos of it are beautiful and calming. I need a day in a place such as this! For now, your photos will do me a world of good!
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