It turned out to be a rather hot, humid day when I walked to the Atlanta Botanical Garden from our hotel. I had no idea how far away it was, but my pedometer read over 10 miles by the time I was done
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| Henry's Deck, where I ate lunch on my way to the Botanical Garden |
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| Entrance to the Garden |
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| Intricate hand-blown glass sculptures adorned the gardens |
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| One of the COLORFUL trees in Atlanta's Botanical Garden |
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| Plenty of walkways and bridges in the Garden |
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| And a few places to sit and rest |
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| There's water trickling down these steps |
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| I think I walked in circles at the Botanic Garden. This colorful glass sculpture isn't far from the entrance. |
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| The beautiful glass added a lot to the Garden |
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| This interesting garden area looked newly planted |
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| Japanese-inspired garden area |
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| Loved these climbing Primroses |
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| A little splash of color here and there |
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| Entrance to the "Edible Garden" |
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| Those are large tomatoes hanging from the perimeter wall of the garden |
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| One of my favorite glass sculptures, and one that I'm sure Mike would have loved |
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| Whew, that was FUN! I'm so glad I got to visit the Atlanta Botanical Garden during our stay |
2 comments:
What a beautiful garden! I wish I could have been there with you! Were those sculptures always there or just part of the Chihuly exhibit? They definitely look cool!
Just part of the temporary exhibit so I was lucky to see them during our trip! Love you Jess!!!
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