This is a “travel” post because if you are ever in Durban, South Africa, you don’t want to miss visiting this cosy yet vibrant “secret”.
Yesterday my dear lady and I visited Durban Botanic Gardens for a short while.
Entry is free and, within easy walking distance, one can find a lake, tea room with fresh scones cream or waffles, benches to sit on, luscious grass slopes to fall asleep on, wild birds, an assortment of plants (including cycads) and trees, an orchid house plus lots more.
On weekends one often finds a wedding photo-shoot taking place (traditional Indian wedding usually).
It is a gem of a place; a hideaway to go and gather one’s thoughts if need be or just contemplate.
Further links to be found here for the Gardens and tea room.
Before I can show my photos from yesterday, I need to post some photos taken in July and December 2007 using my Canon Powershot S5iS. That camera got stolen a couple years back and I now have a 550D (Canon of course).
This post will be followed shortly by Botanic Gardens, Durban 2012.
I love the one of the two old codgers. I hope I’m out and about, enjoying the beauty of the world when I’m that age….
Father and son in that photo I believe
Very nice.
What a great variety of angles and details from this park! Reminds us to look at the little things as well as the big vistas ~ Kat
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Beautiful shots!!!
Thanks Rexlin!
These photos are gorgeous and the clarity is unbelievable… Well done Andrew!!!
Thanks C!
Great photos from this lovely botanical garden.
Thank you
Hello Andrew,
WONDERFUL!!
greetings from Brazil ~~ Jussara