The Brussels Train Station |
Lunch on the Thalys Train |
In Den Rustwat Restaurant in the Arboretum Trompenburg |
Mixed Border of Perennials |
More Perennial Borders |
A Bridge to a New Part of the Arboretum |
Cercis canadensis 'Forest Pansy' |
Yuccas About to Bloom |
Thought the Heron Was a Statue! |
Another Beautiful Vista |
This One is a Statue! |
More Wildlife |
A Great Recycling of Bottles! |
Even Sheep Grazing! |
Wish My Astilbes Looked This Good! |
What You Expect at the Arboretum, Mature Trees! |
The Rhododendrons Still in Bloom! |
7 comments:
Everything looks beautiful :) Can't wait to see more.
Oh Wow! I'm there with you! But I think you're trying to fool us with the photo of the "train food." I ride trains in USA, but never, never saw anything as glorious as your plate.
Must run to Oklahoma now. No, this is a wind-up of the areas of U.S. I missed with Toad Cottages & Shooting Stars. Bird book has two weeks of art work to go and then re-writes (I hope there aren't many).
Maine soon. Love to you and love reading about the journey.
Love,
S
You could have fooled me with the train food. It looked like lunch at a 4 star restaurant. Question... do you have a list or globe marking all the lovely gardens you have visited?
Beautiful pictures. I spent three years in Germany and got to finish other places, usually by train. But I would have to admit, some had good and decent food, but nothing looked like yours. Man it looks yummy.
Corinne
Thanks ladies. Food going was better than the food coming back! I should do a map of the gardens I have visited, TG! Maybe you can help me with it!
Great photos and the bottle trail edging is fabulous! What a innovative way to recyle! And the rhodies still in bloom...amazing.
I thought it was a very creative way to recycle. Thanks TO for stopping by!
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