24 March 2012

Japanese Gardens, Dubbo, N.S.W., Part One

Dubbo, an inland country city, is near abouts to where I've been during the past week, visiting with friends; approx. 425 klms from home.  Lots of camera-clicking happened while I was away, so I look forward to sharing with you too.

 Sun in the way for this one, but you 'get the picture'
















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9 comments:

  1. Brian King1:02 am

    I wondered if you were off on a vacation somewhere. Great looking garden! Very well maintained and I really like the fence. I bet you took lots of photos!

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  2. TexWisGirl1:43 am

    something so magical about japanese gardens. absolutely beautiful and peaceful...

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  3. John @ Beans and I on the Loose1:51 am

    Looks like you had the place all to yourself...nobody around. Nice.

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  4. Karin M.6:41 am

    This is a very nice series, a beautiful facility, great photos...
    Greetings Karin.

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  5. Dianne7:54 am

    How wonderful to be able to share time with friends in another corner of our world .... Restful and serene captures of these "sister city" gardens.

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  6. Horst in Edmonton8:22 am

    Fabulous garden, though I am more interested in plants and animals, than raked sand.

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  7. Red Nomad OZ10:18 am

    There are, I believe, quite a few Australian/Japanese sister cities! I wonder why?!

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  8. Anonymous12:35 pm

    I would love to watch them rake the designs in the Zen gardens. Beautiful gardens.

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  9. Grandma Barb's This and That3:10 pm

    The gardens are beautiful, Carole. Love the fence too.

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