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| The gazebo |
If you live in Madison, Wisconsin or happen to be visiting for a day, there are a lot of possibilities for how to spend the day. You might visit the
State Capitol or the
Historical Museum or the
Veteran's Museum. You might walk down
State Street, stopping in at whatever eclectic little shop that tickles your fancy, then end up with lunch from one of the carts on
Library Mall and
Babcock ice cream from
Memorial Union. What you might not think about doing is visiting one of the small gardens that grace the beautiful campus of the
University of Wisconsin - Madison, and for sure, then you would be missing out on something special. Today when lunch time came around I took a short walk, and ended up at the
Botanical Garden. Granted, it is only an acre and a half, but that just means you can take a relaxing stroll and not be in a hurry to see everything. It is a sweet little nook in which to come to rest your mind. If you have a few minutes when you're in Madison, I recommend it. Here are a few photos to give you a taste.
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| Water lily |
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| Prickly Pear |
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| Hydrangeas in all colors |
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| Sparrow taking a bath |
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| Goldfish in the pond |
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| The Blossom Sculpture |
Disclaimer: for those of you who are familiar with my husband, Norm's photography, he get's neither the credit nor the blame for these pictures. For better or for worse, they are my original work.
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