this dawn morning
Azaleas spill
into the still pond
Photo Richmond Park by paulafunnell
http://www.flickr.com/photos/paulafunnell/2695050677/
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3 comments:
David this must be the Isabella Plantation? absolutely stunning. are the azaleas still out this year?
Beatrice I was there at seven Sunday morning - alone. They were stunning. I call this pond The Temple of Colour.
Great name for a pond. I've actually never seen azaleas planted so close to water here in the States. How beautiful!
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