Showing posts with label Nature's Hideaway Gardens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nature's Hideaway Gardens. Show all posts

Friday, September 14, 2018

Wordless Friday Fotos


The first of these pictures were taken at Nature's Hideaway Gardens in Bastrop, Louisiana.

The others are from yards in my neighborhood.


Wordless Friday Fotos











"Dear Lord, Your gifts are greater than I can imagine.  May I live each day with thanksgiving in my heart and praise on my lips.  Thank You for the gift of Your Son and for the promise of eternal life.  Let me share the joyous news of Jesus Christ, and let my life be a testimony to His love and His grace.  Amen!"

Monday, May 11, 2015

A Friday to Recall

Yes, last Friday was a day worthy of remembering and I hope you don't mind my sharing it with you.
Girl Friends Rule!
Last week I mentioned that I and a group of long-time friends planned to get together.
We met on Friday at the lovely lake home of one of the group.
Long-time friends, Lea, Dottie, Nancy, Carolyn and I had the best time catching up on friendships that have spanned over 40 years.

Thank you Dottie for hosting us!  What a great time we had.
We had a great Girl Friends Rule kind of day!
And yes, you did recognize Lea from CiCi's Corner.  So hop over there and see what she has to say about the day.
After our get-together, I went back to Bastrop where we had lived among these ladies for 33+ years to photograph the grounds of Nature's Hideaway Gardens.
When I moved away in 2002, this was only a very small little nursery just down the road from me.

Now, it is a fairly large haven for plant lovers as well junkers.
Kathy was getting ready for her big annual "Springtime in the Garden" event the next day when I got there and a very heavy downpour that morning had put her a little behind.
So, she let me roam and do my thing.

Kathy has an art for combining her love for plants and old stuff and it's hard to believe all of this is outdoors.
She has created little "rooms" throughout the gardens that are enchanting.
There was so much to see and yet my eye found many little vignettes on which to rest.
I so appreciate Kathy's artistic eye and her desire to preserve things of the past along side new growth.

She even has a real chicken yard.
Thank you, Kathy for letting me explore and live for a little while in your hidden garden.