I'm not as close to the Japanese Friendship Garden as I used to be but, I drove over there yesterday to take a walk on the paths. I found the place brimming with people. So much so, that I actually thought there must have been a special event I didn't know about. But, no the garden has just turned into a very popular place. Nothing was blooming yet but, I did see lots of people enjoying the garden and this group standing on the bridge and feeding the koi. It was a perfect morning to be outside.
That's a very peaceful looking scene.
ReplyDeleteJapanese Gardens are good for the soul; wonderful places to relax! This must be a beauty!
ReplyDeleteIt's a beautiful place Sharon.
ReplyDeletePretty fish?
ReplyDeleteA restauranteur got in trouble a few years back for having koi in his restaurant fish tank. Wicked invasive if it ever made it to lakes and streams, I guess. Not so pretty then.
Nice to see the weather drawing people out and about Sharon.. although on saying that.. I'm not a fan of big crowds :) Looks like the ducks were hoping for a tidbit also :)
ReplyDeleteLooks lovely. We have a Sholom Park nearby where we go to feed the koi. Great fun!
ReplyDeleteGood to be out and feeling better on such nice days as you have had lately.
ReplyDeleteIt's a zen moment!
ReplyDeleteJudging by the long sleeves on those ladies it must be a nice time to walk around, Sharon.
ReplyDeleteThe koi must be used to that!
ReplyDeleteDang! I've got to get there.
ReplyDeleteEveryone loves feeding the fish. It's a meditative activity.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure you've been to the Japanese garden in the Missouri Botanical Garden.
I love this park.
ReplyDeleteOn a day like that, the garden would be a really peaceful place to be.
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