Welcome to Nature Friday, where we get to meet new friends and share a picture or two of what nature looks like around Blogville. Back in December, when visiting the Botanical Garden for their River of Lights, Mama discovered a new part of the park she didn't know was there....the Sasebo Japanese Garden!
Mama came home gushing about how pretty the Garden was, even in the Winter. I let her know it would be a great garden for us to watch during the year and record the changes she sees. So here is our Winter look at this pretty part of the ABQ Botanic Garden.
When you walk into this section of the gardens, you are greeted by these sculptured hedges
To the right of the shrubbery is this beautiful bell tower
The biggest feature of the Japanese Garden is a beautiful waterfall and koi pond.
Mama didn't see any koi, but she did spy this lovely bridge
I don't know about you Rosy, but I can't wait to see this part of the garden in the Spring!!
Me neither Sunny, if it's this pretty in the Winter....I bet it is breathtaking with all the trees blooming!
Can you see the iceburgs on either side of the bottom left and right of the waterfall, how cool is that!
Mama walked along the trail next to the falls and saw this beautiful stone pagoda!
From the sun playing on the Winter leaves of Japanese Maple
...to the Bamboo lining the path back to the main park,
we can't wait to see how the seasons unfold an the Sasebo Japanese Garden!
Mama made a little video so you could see(and hear) how beautiful this part of the park is!
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We hope all our friends get to get out and see some nature this weekend!!
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oh we are sure in spring this will look like a magic land... and it is even beautiful in winter..
ReplyDeleteThe gardens are just beautiful and the waterfalls are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteHari OM
ReplyDeleteOh yes, this would be a great place to record in similar manner to the Dahlia garden up north - which I still miss and was reminded of when photographing today's offering on my own NF post. Hugs and wags YAM-aunty xxx
We like the waterfall and love your big hairbows! Mom was in Japan a lot when she was flying and has had her fill of that stuff but it is interesting when you haven't seen it much before.
ReplyDeleteNieces Rosy and Sunny every inch of the Sasebo Japanese Gardens are breathtaking. I adore water falls and bridges. I can hardly wait for the next tour in the spring it will be bursting with colors and fragrances
ReplyDeleteHugs AC
if its this gorgeous in winter, I may need to look up a few more words to describe it in spring and summer.. love that water fall... also love the Girls In Pink! MUAH and MUAH!
ReplyDeleteYou girls are so cute! Thanks for taking us to that beautiful section of the gardens. We can't wait to see how it changes throughout the year at every season.
ReplyDeleteYour pictures are outstanding and this garden looks amazing, and so do you two, sweet doggies😻Double Pawkisses for a Happy Weekend🐾😽💞
ReplyDeleteI do love Japanese gardens! They are always such a delight. Thank you for sharing this one and I can hardly wait for the next visit.
ReplyDeleteJapanese gardens are always so beautifully created and maintained. This was a perfect example. We too are excited to see the next season in all its glory.
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That really is such a pretty place and I really like the water area and the water fall.
ReplyDeleteIt looks lovely there
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