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That’s nice, Don, what is it and where?
It’s the Japanese garden in Meijer Gardens in Grand Rapids
Is that a pagoda in the background or simply a gazebo? Looks like a beautiful place of rest.
A pagota
Beautiful — would love to see it in person!
Thank you
Do you take all the photographs yourself, or find them online? They are all wonderful anyway
I would be interest to know how you setup your blog so each article has its own box space, I thought your blog very elegant
First, thank you; you’re very kind.
As for the photos, almost all are mine. The boxes you see around each post are actually part of the theme, which is one of the WordPress freebies.
I arrived back in Africa to mid-winter yesterday after six weeks in the UK where everything was as green and beautiful as this picture. The flowers were breathtaking in their variety and colour. Today, at home, everything is brown. But the skeleton of the beauty is still there. And as I adjust to being at home after a wonderful trip, I know that our God, who is always faithful, will once again paint the trees green.
Please pray for Africa that we may have rain. Many areas are suffering because they no longer have any water reserves left at all and water is being shipped in. May the God of the storm send us the rain we need in gentle soaking showers that will restore life to the land and its people.
Thanks once again, Don, for the wonderful photo. You have a gift that enables you to see and record beauty.
Thank you so much Mandy, and may God bring the rains!