Pretty gardens--like the sculpture too. The lovely music you have playing as one views your post is such a nice addition. Have a lovely weekend. Mickie :)
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Two more views of the garden at Madame Elisabeth's orangerie as arranged for the current exhibition.
Pretty gardens--like the sculpture too. The lovely music you have playing as one views your post is such a nice addition. Have a lovely weekend. Mickie :)
ReplyDeletelooks like a wonderful garden.
ReplyDeleteLovely! And I like the touch of red...do you know what that is?
ReplyDeleteRe your comment on Colorado: You have a good memory...this is a "new" photo but I posted one of that smokestack a year or two ago...
Can't sneak anything by you, can I?
Nice shots. I like that pop of red in the sea of green.
ReplyDeleteSans doute de bons legumes a manger plus tard. Ils font l'actualite europeenne en ce moment avec E-coli...
ReplyDeleteI was wondering what that Red thing was in the distance of yesterday shot. I like the second one with the pumpkin.
ReplyDeleteI love the first shot. The red feature grabs the eye.
ReplyDeleteIs that a pumpkin in June?
ReplyDeleteMadame has quite the garden, I like how they've located the sculpture and the color is very complementary.
ReplyDeleteDid the Israelites cross the red C?
ReplyDeleteOh! how I'd love to visit Madame Elizabeth in her pretty jardin!
ReplyDeleteQuite an inspiration for the pumpkins and melons...
ReplyDeleteThat's a lovely garden!
ReplyDeleteI like the way the eye is drawn down the garden path to the wrought iron gate at the end, with a touch of blue through. Beautiful Ciel.
ReplyDelete@ Brattcat: yes that is a pumpkin in June. I was *very* surprised...
ReplyDeleteavec ce C les légumes poussent mieux ?
ReplyDeleteJust as a garden should be. xxx
ReplyDeleteWho forgot that broken ring-of-fire on the premises? A circus?
ReplyDeleteThis garden is very special and I love the perspective in your picture!
ReplyDeleteThe pumpkin is a plus!
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Léia
Interesting red sculpture, especially looks great against the white of the house. And I love the path from the wrought iron gate to this lovely garden
ReplyDeleteThe red really pops up in all that green and the yellow touch of the pumpkin is cool.
ReplyDeleteI'm sighing remembering the beauty there while I sit in dry heat here.
ReplyDeleteWhat do the locals think about the modern art in the garden? It does add interesting visual appeal. Impossible not to notice it!
ReplyDeleteI love to see things growing. An amazing bounty.
ReplyDeleteLe truc rouge, c'est un Vernet miniature?.. (Peut pas me linker chez James, encore!)
ReplyDeleteRed contrasts well against the green. Nice garden to have a sculpture exhibition.
ReplyDeleteI have been so busy with my new granddaughter that I missed this one yesterday. I like this pop of red.
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