We took a little drive to the Park to see the display of tulips planted by the Dutch society. The display is in the Leo Mol sculpture garden. The sculptures are in the gardens, as well as in the gallery.
This sculpture depicts a Dutch sower.
Below is a sculpture of the founder of Lamb Air, an airline flying small planes to the North.
Some scenes in the English garden:
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Anonymous said…
Oh that must have been lovely. Everything looks so fresh and crisp. Tulips remind me of my grandma's garden.
Last week we had a killing frost, so our flowers are almost all gone. However, I have the memory and the photos of a lovely summer, with lots of blooms. I have put together a mosaic of the shades of fall. The central photo is an arrangement I made for our (Canadian) Thanksgiving dinner, using a variety of garden flowers. Today is the day when talented folks join Mary for a special Monday treat.
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