Japanese Hill-and-Pond Garden at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Real life has inadvertently gotten in the way of blogging. My sentimental journey -- blog post to come -- was interesting, demanding and very rewarding. But I returned from the trip to Massachusetts tired -- busy schedule! -- and anxious following the bombings in Chelsea. I was happily distracted by a visit from a childhood friend on Tuesday and blog friends on Wednesday.
If I didn't know I had just arrived by the New York City subway system, I would think I had flown to Japan. The Japanese Garden was stunning and I could have spent the day sitting here and enjoying the view.
I also enjoyed the fountain and the flowers. In the distance you may catch a glimpse of the neighborhood just outside of the Garden.
These may -- or may not -- be the last roses of summer, but if they're not the very last, there aren't that many more behind them. The temperatures have cooled down to the very low 80s and I saw the letter "6" begin a weather forecast for the weekend.
As ever, thanks for visiting and a very happy autumn!
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I think I could spend many peaceful hours enjoying the views of the garden.
Carol, that is a gorgeous garden! Love the water gardens!
Hope you have a wonderful weekend, and have a great Fall season :)
{{hugs}}
~K.
I had no idea this garden oasis existed! Thank you for sharing it with us, Carol!
Japanese gardens are so serene. They are my favorite botanical gardens. This one was still full of blooms. I can relate to your last sentence!
I love the BBG -had membership every year as I went often. Go back for the Cherry Blossom festival --the Sakura--in spting. It is gorgeous!
Buttercup, We need to be enjoying these wonderful pretty days. I loved seeing the garden there. Blessings to you, xoxo, Susie
And we love your adventures, too. Thanks for the beautiful photos.
Beautiful pictures! Stay safe and have a blessed Sunday, HUGS!
Beautiful pictures!
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