Man's first occupation was gardening
though I'm not sure Adam was very good at it. However, he was jolly sorry
when he got chucked out of it: see Masaccio's pic in the Brancacci Chapel. But I digress.....
Wisley in June on a lovely sunny day when the dogwood was splendid.
Water everywhere......dripping....
bearing lilies
being gazed into.....
or sat beside.
Throngs mill in the rose garden and seem to circle and circle (think Dante)
Oh!
beautiful Elizabeth. it is true what you say and so well put!
ReplyDeleteWow, this garden is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteVery nice photos!
I think man's first occupation was hunting :)
The 'Englishness' of these beautiful scenes is delicious to the eye. As i no longer live there, I do love to gaze on the delicacy of colour and the abundance in an herbaceous border.
ReplyDeleteAnd the hats are fantastic!!
So over the top gorgeous! Love the little curly haired girl peering into the water! So dear, all of them.
ReplyDeleteOH! is right! Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBarbara
Wisley is one of my "must see" places, as indeed most of the RHS gardens are. I also love Kew.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful gardens, remind of the rose gardens in Tyler, Texas.
ReplyDeleteSo Beautiful !
ReplyDeletecheers, parsnip
Splendid is a perfect word for such gardens and gardening.
ReplyDelete"Oh!" is right! What beauty and color and, I can only imagine, fragrance! Not to mention the soothing sound of water...sigh!
ReplyDeleteI am so enjoying your posts and photos of England!
ReplyDeleteParadise it is! Really, I feel like flying to this heaven.
ReplyDelete** GASP ** :o0
ReplyDeleteBeautiful... :o)
It’s a simple but inspiring blog. I learn't a lot from it. The main thing is simplicity and purity in these places. Thanks for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, thanks. We need to go back to Wisley sometime.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you are having a great trip and being kept busy. Don't suppose you are coming this way this time.
quite transcendent.
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