The Butchart Gardens in the eyes of a farmer

The farmer and handyman in our family have unique focus point when taking pictures during travelling.You will know what I mean if you see the following pictures he took when we visiting London, Paris and Zaanse Schans(荷兰风车村）a few years ago。

There is no exception in Butchart Gardens this time.

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Great!Ours was a day‘s tour,never paid much to the details.

Hi, 白云! I venture to sum up your captivating photos:

Let me start from a corner of nature, where time slows down

and beauty quietly blooms. Welcoming me is a serene garden

scene with a small, elegantly arched wooden bridge

crossing over a gentle stream. The path leading

to the bridge is paved with smooth stones, surrounded by

lush greenery, including a well-manicured pine bush and a

flourishing tree adorned with vibrant pink flowers.

The entire setting is tranquil and inviting, capturing

the timeless beauty of nature in perfect harmony. DONE.

Beautiful! Your descriptions give wings to the pictures!

I think I'm soaring with the winged pictures. Thank you!

P17 , a harp

hahaha, I like his pictures, eyes of a handy -farmer ;-))

The photos beautifully captured the essence of the Japanese

garden, perfectly reflecting the wabi-sabi aesthetic

My hubby was more interested in these than flowers.

Can agree more.

qiulan. I read your write up many times. So beautiful.

还真是的。

Glad　you liked them. Thanks

I am sure you know more about wabi-sabi aesthetic