Since my 4th of July evening fireworks watching was disrupted
by a tummy in distress, Gentleman Farmer and I headed down to the Centralia
Antiques Mall for some solace on Monday. After browsing the stalls, we picked
up some vittles at the store and headed to our favorite local spot for
a picnic ~ the historic Borst Home.
(Please see my initial post here.)
After our repast, we enjoyed a little stroll around the volunteer tended gardens.
Here are some of the flora in bloom in July!
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"The grass withereth, the flower fadeth; but the word of our God shall stand for ever."
Isaiah 40:8
10 comments:
Dear Lady Farmer,
Oh, what a treat! Everything is so pretty~ the pink poppies are especially gorgeous. How wonderful to have such an inspiring garden nearby.
Love,
Marqueta
Happy to hear you are feeling better and able to enjoy lunch at so lovely a place!
oh that one red poppy is fabulous!
CailinMarie
http://cailinyates.blogspot.com
I'm sorry your tummy was bothering you. I hope you are feeling much better now.
The gardens are lovely!
Gina
It is wonderful that the volunteers do such a great job at maintaining that beautiful garden. They must be proud to be a part of something that touches others with such beauty.
What beautiful gardens! Hope you are feeling better!
Dear Raeann,
I hope you are feeling better! It sounds like Monday was lovely day for you and the Gentleman Farmer. The gardens are just beautiful! Thanks for sharing and have a most beautiful day!
Sharon
Sorry you didn't feel well, hope you are better now.
The gardens are beautiful! Isn't it wonderful when we can be with our MAN! I have loved when Mr. Phil and I can walk and look at our gardens together.
Blessings sweet lady,
Linda
How lovely!
Thanks for sharing your picnic with us. Hope you tummy is much better.
Have a wonderful weekend friend :)
I pray that you are feeling much better this week.
But I think that this outing was much nicer and quieter than the fireworks ;)
The flowers are just lovely. Here in PA, everything is quite dry due to our three week drought...gardens look very sad here :(
Thank you for taking me along...
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