Nature often has a way of surprising us with its exquisite beauty, either in the vibrant colors of its flowers, in the weather beaten faces of its mountain ranges, or in the stillness of a flowing creek through the woods. Throughout our adventures over these past 17 months, we have had the opportunity to experience some of these resplendent creations of nature, both here and abroad. Sharing some of those experiences would give us great joy. We hope you enjoy them as much as we did.
The Boboli Gardens of Florence Italy.
Bangkok, Thailand's Grand Palace gardens.
Mother Nature seemed to have a sense of humor when creating this gnarly tree near St. Margaret's church in London.
My personal favorite - the Hocking Hills caves in Ohio.
In the hills overlooking Dubrovnik, Croatia, we found these trees trying to eke out an existence amongst the rocks.
The Sutton North Woods of Howth, Ireland.
One of the largest, and most diverse, Botanical Gardens we visited was in Montreal, next to the Olympic Park (built for the 1976 games).
Part of the Arcadia National Park in Bar Harbor, Maine.
Not far from the Alamo is a network of canals that connect the San Antonio River with a number of the missions built towards the east of the city.
Jim Thompson, a silk entrepreneur, built a compound of teak houses and gardens in Bangkok, Thailand. This is part of that compound.
The Alamo Plaza in San Antonio, Texas.
While exploring the outskirts of Edinburgh, Scotland, we discovered this very peaceful creek in Dean's Village.
The colors of the heather along the cliff walk in Howth, Ireland were spectacular.
The diversity of Montreal's Botanical Gardens was amazingly beautiful.
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