Wordless Wednesday
May 15 2019
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Debbie xx
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What a gorgeous setting and wow to that architecture. Looks like you had a fabulous day for your outing. Now I’m curious to know what is inside the building!
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Yes it’s an amazing place to visit Sue and will be even better in years to come when all the trees grow up.
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Stunning photo.
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Much appreciated 😀 it’s quite a stunning area too.
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Beautiful Deb. I love the shapes and colors. Well done.
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Thanks Christie, it’s quite an amazing piece of architecture and the setting is beautiful!
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Hi Debbie, Amazing architecture and landscape caught beautifully with your lens. That prompted me to do a quick web search on National Arboretum Canberra. When I visit Canberra, I will surely check this out. I just added this to my list of places to visit. Thanks for posting this. Learned something new,
– Pradeep | bpradeepnair.blogspot.com
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I’m very impressed you checked out the arboretum Pradeep! It’s a great place to visit and very educational. Happy to hear you’ve added it to your list and learnt something new 🙂
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It looks beautiful. I keep meaning to revisit Britain’s National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire – partly to get some more recent photos, but partly because it is moving, and something everyone should do every now and again.
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Yes I agree, these types of places are great to get a feeling for nature and the world around us.
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Stunning architecture, beautifully terraced landscapes and a lovely hint of fall …but I would have expected more trees in an arboretum – is it a new place?
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Yes it’s in the first few years and is going to be amazing in a few years time.
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