The historic Gardens, a beautiful place to be
A moment of peace
Azaleas, Azaleas.... everywhere!
It's like out of a dream
Founded in 1676 by the Drayton family, Magnolia Plantation has survived the centuries and witnessed the history of our nation unfold before it from the American Revolution through the Civil War and beyond. It is the oldest public tourist site in the Lowcountry, and the oldest public gardens in America, opening its doors to visitors in 1872 to view the thousands of beautiful flowers and plants in its famous gardens.
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Very beautiful, Sue. Each one could be a painting. I think Monet would have loved this place.
I agree very much with you about Monet and the Gardens,Sandpiper!
Thanks for your nice comment.
Susanne these are beautiful photos of the garden, I hope you also enjoyed your walk too. Must have been so relaxing. Thanks for sharing. BTW if you have more photos of the white peacock, please do post them, I can only imagine what I am going to see....Thanks. Anna :)
Thank you Anna! After the next
100 or so...flower photos and some wildlife (!) I'll bring up more peacocks and detail shots of those beauties! I just don't want to make you all bored...LOL..
Susanne stop teasing me, lol. No problem I am not going anywhere, lol. Thanks again, I will be waiting though. Anna :)
You must love visiting there - it's a photographer's delight!
Beautiful photos!
Stay tuned, Anna...you will not regret. :-)thanks for your patience.
Hi Kathy,
thanks for your nice comment! yes, it is a wonderful and a very photogenic place.Nice to see you back again.:-)
Hello Susanne,
I have one word to describe these photos.... Romantic!
I think I should kidnap my husband and take a holiday.
Wishing you a weekend full of sunshine. :o)
Wish you also a very nice weekend, Twanyia.
Thanks for your comment.
The beauty of the nature itself - so well conducted by you - how wonderful to see it through your eyes!
Wishing you a wonderful weekend :-)
Thank you Renny,
for all these wonderful compliments to my post! Very much appreciated. Nice weekend to you too.
Those are such pretty photos Sue. What a gorgeous place!
Hi Susanne,
I could do with a bit of that at the moment, what a lovely place.I also enjoyed your spanish moss pictures, especially the first one.
Cheers Mark
Thanks Jenty,
for commenting here. It is a gorgeous place, indeed!
Thanks you Mark,
for visiting my blog and for your kind comment.
Again it is amazing the stuff to image there, beautiful, all like paintings, interesting that it has been around for such a long time.
This is a very nice compliment to my photos, Bob!
Thank you so much for your comment!
Absolutely beautiful. I'll have to visit myself one day.
Hi Ashley,
nice to see you here and thanks for your kind comment.
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