In this height of summer, on this lovely cool evening, I enjoyed the gardens of St. James Cathedral.
The fountain in the foreground and the gazebo in the background are now surrounded by beautiful beds of flowers. It is a joy to see the trees so lush and green after the last two, rainy months.
The stone cherub is now surrounded by a scented herb garden for the pleasure of those of us who are blind or otherwise vision-impaired. The scent is magical.
I wanted to jump in! Lucky I didn't. Poor wee flowers.
Yum yum.
Yellow and mauve... a classic colour combination.
Purple, green and white combine to make my favourite colour combination.
Mmmm mmm.
The spire above the trees.
A bit closer and you can see that the clock hands have been removed for repairs I am assuming.
Okay! Now let's repair to my local for a Guinness.
8 comments:
Oh, that was another delightful walk, BPG! Terrific pix!! :)
Very nice. That garden was really "clicking!" :)
This is breathtaking! And, order a pint for me:-).....
This is breathtaking! And, order a pint for me:-).....
How could you resist picking a few herbs? Is that mint and basil I see?
I planted the same plant in my garden, as in your sixth picture down. Exciting to watch it develop.
Lovely pics!
Wow...a beautiful walk for a summer evening! Purple, white and green...wonderful!
Thanks for the enthusiastic comments everyone!
LL: I didn't pick any herbs as it's a public garden... sigh. Lucky you to have a garden - what a lovely plant to have in it - looking forward to pics!
Good for people to know.
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