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29 Comments on Eaten alive at The Conservatory, Volunteer Park, Seattle, WA!
Alan, I figured you could use that about now:)
I used to love to visit the Bloedel Conservatory in Vancouver's Queen Elizabeth Park, when I lived there. I don't think it's still around. Next time I visit Seattle, will add this to my list of places to go. Thanks!
Li, thanks for commenting. I am pretty sure the Bloedel still exists.
Just what I needed on this nippy day - tropical visions! Thanks.
Liz
PS -And now you've got me checking all your pictures, etc for the messages - pretty tricky!!
Thanks Liz---glad you enjoyed it.
Charlie, Interesting and beautiful plants. I do enjoy gardening, but am not very plant literate. Its also interesting your dad had a connection to Seatle. Is this in anyway how you eventually ended up clear across the country?
Jim, I am sure it had something to do with it. That and my best friend moved here 10 years before I did----he was obviously smarter than me:)
Well there must be many things you find more appealing about WA than CT since you made the move.
Honestly James---both states are incredibly beautiful. Some time the two of us will have a nice cup of coffee and discuss all the "reasons":)
Amazing pictures! I love the orchids. I wish I had a greenhouse.
Man, it sure is a long way to the bottom of this post:) Lizette, thanks for taking the journey through. Since you liked the orchids, here is another one for you.
I really do love to go to the arboretum (Krohn Conservatory in Cincinnati), relaxing. Don't know much about the plants, etc. though.
Jack, you should do a post about the Krohn Conservatory----wanna see, wanna see:)
You are a talented photographer! Thank you so much for the gorgeous photos and the time it took to put this all together. How beautiful! -S
Stephanie, thanks---and you are welcome----it is all fun:)
I'll look into it. Don't know if I can make it in this snow to get pictures. We'll see.
Jack that sounds worthy of a post all its own:)