It features a variety of sculptures by regional artists.
Further along, as the pathways lead to the sea one finds specialized collections. I enjoyed the varies colors and textures in the heather garden.
There were several beds that featured succulents.
The garden continued to become ever more natural until I reached the headland.
Here things were left in there natural state or were in the process of being returned to a natural state.
We sat for a whaile and gazed out at the sea before heading back on a different path.Back near the entrance they had a little food stand where we got one of the best malts ever.
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The gardens are spectacular, but it's hard to beat Mother Nature! My husband would be up for one of those malts - his favorite.
Thanks for my nature fix! I always look forward to seeing what shots you will share with us. Again, just stunning pics. You have a real eye for photography!
I love botanical gardens and this looks like a good one.
I love going to botanical gardens. This one looks calm and peaceful with plenty of natural beauty. Great shots :-)
I'm finally catching up on your blog, and glad to see you've been busy. I especially loved the bottle tree (such trees are inspiration for the "bottle fence" I posted about on the Cabinet a few weeks ago). I tend to agree with Barb, that the natural stuff is best, but every now and then it's nice to visit something tamer. It's probably a control thing (although too much of that is definitely not a good thing). Thanks for the nice views of a garden I'll probably never otherwise see.
What a great place. I love botanical gardens.
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