This portion of a garden in Colonial Williamsburg, complete with large wooden water barrels, seems quite proper for the capital city of the largest English colony in the 1770's.
June 9, 2012
A Proper Colonial Garden, Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia
This portion of a garden in Colonial Williamsburg, complete with large wooden water barrels, seems quite proper for the capital city of the largest English colony in the 1770's.
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19 comments:
Thanks for showing e proper Virginia Garden !
Very pretty! I love to visit the gardens in Williamsburg!
Simply breathtaking! Thank you!!!! Cathy
Delicious flowers with beautiful colors. That corner of the garden is pure art, very beautiful. Have a great weekend!
looks very English does it not
Sorry Darryl (sounds like a welsh name)but us Welsh have a dry sense of humour.
its" ok though" we have enough rain especially 30 miles down stream from here. link for my latest web site'
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Absolutely gorgeous! Beautiful colours!
what a gorgeous color combination
Very pretty colorful garden. Love it.
Thanks for dropping by :)
A very colourful bit of the garden. In England gardens tend to be a little more muted. The very brightest colours are not often grown together.
Pretty! It does have sort of an English feel to it!
Stunning...I love the wonderful mixture of colors along with the beautiful lighting that you managed to capture.
What a beautiful garden, and so colorful. I love the wooden barrels as decoration !
Gorgeous, but something tells me our forefathers wouldn't have used those difficult to make, and important to use barrels in the garden as decoration. Great shot - love the feel of warmth from the sun.
It is a lovely garden. The colors are beautiful and I like the barrels being used in the garden. Have a wonderful weekend!
An oasis.
Please have you all a good Sunday.
Bonjour et merci beaucoup pour cette superbe photo toutes ces couleurs quel régal
QUEL plaisir aussi de regarder ces fleurs A bientôt
Lovely image! Such a pretty garden.
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