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Simply beautiful!
Granny Annie: you would too:)
John: one of my favourities - wish I could do it justice.
Wow, that pond is splendid!
Such a Gorgeous Garden....It brings tears in all it's Beauty!
so beautiful - sigh -
Eryl: I wasn't thinking with my camera and missed some of the best shots.
Naomi: it was one of those places where one just wants to wander and
soak it up.
Jenean: yes you would have loved it.
Simply charming!!
The last photo... I would live there very happily.
cheers, parsnip
Very beautiful. It makes me miss more humid climates. I've always admired English estate gardens and wish I could have a minature replica in my backyard, but that could never be in Arizona - at least not where I am.
Judy: glad you like it:)
Parsnip: I think the boys would approve:)
Hillary: I love the pictures I see of Arizona and there seems to be the most beautiful golden light at times. The grass always appears to be greener. Metaphorically I mean.
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