Entering Big Rock Garden
"Intuition Free," by Ann Morris
"Turtle," by David Marshall
Korean War Children's Memorial
"Three Musicians," by C.A. Scott
Looking back into the garden
Walking home, down the hill
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I'd like a Big Rock Garden at the end of my street.
A lovely walk.
Looks like a nice walk. Love the balancing rocks, and the Korean memorial (I think the structure might be a "jeongja") takes me back...
Growing my first rhododendrons here - don't know what I'm doing but they seem pretty tough. Fond memories of seeing big wild ones while hiking the Appalachian Trail through Virginia.
Looks like a peaceful garden. I like the "intuition Free" sculpture of the horse - a foal, I thinl, especially the views of just the body above the vegetation. I like seeing my dogs lookingnlike that pushing their way through the long vegetation and reminding me a little of ships at sea. The rock garden certainly has the feel of a PNW garden. That is something I am realizing that I am missing. I used to travel to Oregon to meet up and travel with a friend each autumn for a number of years. Even the wildest places have a feel of being a garden on a massive scale - the rocks, ferns, mosses, towering trees. There is nothing else like it anywhere else in my travels.
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