Here are some photos which I posted on my other blog, but I thought they are appropriate for this blog as well, although not all photos are garden-related.
I visited the Japanese Tea Garden recently. It’s a beautiful place.
Interesting bridge stones. Walk carefully or you will get wet.
I didn’t get a chance to climb this bridge – it was full of kids. There was hardly room for me to take this photo, balancing myself on another bridge with excited parents, who were taking snapshots of their children.
Before the crowd came…. The bridge in front was the one that I was able to stand on, to take the above photo.
I love the stone lanterns. The garden is so lush.
Fabulous place. I spent many hours here drawing.
Another lantern, and a fence (sometimes ropes are used) along a path by the pond/lake
Lots of moss on the ground, and a beautifully trimmed bush in the background
There’s a tea house in the Japanese Tea Garden. I had udon, and it made me think of my time in Japan.
11 comments:
i love going to the tea garden... i've been going since i was born and it's always such a nice little treat. great post...
I am with you, it is a treat.
Nice photo collection. Beautiful garden.
Cassy from Beginner Free Guitar Lessons
Hello dear Evelyn,
Thank you for dropping by for your lovely message on my new born niece.
I hope I can go here to sample the Japanese tea and also to marvel the beauty of its cool zen Japanese architectural & structure!
Wooo! Hot Udon is my favourite too. I love my home cook udon so much! Thank you evelyn, this made me want to eat another bowl of udon since March....
> Cassy, thanks.
> Yoon See,
Yeah, a nice place. Do visit SF and the Japanese garden if you get a chance.
Homecooked udon... yummm. Can I come to dinner?
It's a beautiful spot. And that bridge is really cool. I hope you go back and take a walk over it.
Melanie
Maybe I will :)
Your blog is interesting. I like your photographs of Japanese buildings and gardens. Japanese gardens I have always been fascinated by the amazing combination of nature with the creative hand of man. Greetings from Peter.
Thanks Peter,
I love Japenase gardens too. Your put it nicely - amazing combination of nature and creative had of man. :)
Happy Weekend, Evelyn
Such beautiful photos, Evelyn! I would love to visit this garden next time we visit San Francisco. Such a relaxing sight. :)
Thanks Evelyn, I am so fascinated by all your shots especially your sharing on Japanese Tea Garden!
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