Showing posts with label bench. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bench. Show all posts

Monday, July 25, 2016

Spring and Summer

I was at the Lincoln Rotary WingDing Festival on Friday evening.  It is a chicken wing festival, with live music, lots of food trucks and a view of Lake Ontario at sunset, as it takes place at Charles Daley Park in St. Catharines.  This is one of the beautiful parks with a natural lagoon where the big brown trout go to spawn.  It also has an endless sandy beach.   So someone at the festival told me there were water restrictions in the town of Grimsby.  This morning I looked it up and find that the Town of Lincoln has water practices every summer with the odd and even days of water for the home address that matches.  I've been told this is the worst drought year since the 1980's. 

Today's pictures show the difference between the RBG Conservatory spring garden in April and in July.  Which do you like the most?

Saturday, October 25, 2014

Bench Works

Benches are an enjoyable focal point for the photographer.  There is usually a path in a garden leading to a bench, also providing the photographer with a leading line in the image.  Here are two benches from the lovely Longwood Gardens, near Philadelphia PA.  The first is a spring image and the latter an autumn one.




Tuesday, July 8, 2014

3 Sunnylea Garden Views

The 3 Sunnylea Garden in Grimsby was ready for the tour on July 5th.  It's been only 2 years in the making and major renovations have taken place.  It was transformed from a contemporary garden with a large deck and water ponds as the main features, to a Victorian Romantic garden, with the Conservatory as the main feature.  Here are two pictures of the back garden.