That is just gorgeous! I needed that spot of bright color in our totally white landscape. :-) Just look at those poinsettias! I'd like a nice cushion on that bench right now, however. Thanks for the spot of cheering color!
How beautiful. I always love seeing photos of the Biltmore Estate. Enjoy your day my friend! I'm working on the challenge....it's not coming easy to me this time! lol
Yes, Donna! I love this bench and I would rest there, too. Lovely. Right on about your mammogram schedule. Cancer sucks and those that don't get it need to be vigilant that they don't get it. Over 200,000 woman in the US last year {2013} got diagnosed with breast cancer. But more and more each year are surviving it's wrath! I'm kick breast cancer in the BUTT!
I spy the ivy JUST starting to clamber over the back of the bench……..I hope they left it and allowed at least some partial twining to soften the ironwork! I have a love/hate thing going with ivy - it's so hardy and can be so very attractive in the right places, or a real pain in the you know what if you allow it to have its way in the garden, then it smothers everything and is so difficult to eradicate. I have horror stories, but now keep it mainly in pots which I can trim!
Lovely photo Donna - Biltmore is so fabulous to visit, and always with a camera in hand of course!
Was I here already? One of those mornings! Did I say that the poinsettias are gorgeous? Or that the bench with all its beautiful ferns is as well?
ReplyDeleteThat is just gorgeous! I needed that spot of bright color in our totally white landscape. :-) Just look at those poinsettias! I'd like a nice cushion on that bench right now, however. Thanks for the spot of cheering color!
ReplyDeleteIt is definitely a place for repose! (That brick walk is making my heart skip a beat too!)
ReplyDeleteI love the rich colours in this photo. So beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSo peaceful looking! Wish I was there right now!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! Love the colors.
ReplyDeletexoxo
really neat.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful. I always love seeing photos of the Biltmore Estate. Enjoy your day my friend! I'm working on the challenge....it's not coming easy to me this time! lol
ReplyDeleteYes, Donna! I love this bench and I would rest there, too. Lovely. Right on about your mammogram schedule. Cancer sucks and those that don't get it need to be vigilant that they don't get it. Over 200,000 woman in the US last year {2013} got diagnosed with breast cancer. But more and more each year are surviving it's wrath! I'm kick breast cancer in the BUTT!
ReplyDeleteoh that is so pretty. I can see myself sitting there clearing my head and enjoying the view
ReplyDeleteWow, background plants are gorgeous, but I like the pattern on the bench.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photo, Donna. Makes me want to go back!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Betsy
I spy the ivy JUST starting to clamber over the back of the bench……..I hope they left it and allowed at least some partial twining to soften the ironwork! I have a love/hate thing going with ivy - it's so hardy and can be so very attractive in the right places, or a real pain in the you know what if you allow it to have its way in the garden, then it smothers everything and is so difficult to eradicate. I have horror stories, but now keep it mainly in pots which I can trim!
ReplyDeleteLovely photo Donna - Biltmore is so fabulous to visit, and always with a camera in hand of course!
Hugs - Mary
I'd love to be sitting on that bench soaking in the warm sunshine. Here it's sunny, but there's no warmth. Beautiful photo.
ReplyDeleteI love the design on the bench especially with the gorgeous green and red backdrop! The bricks are very lovely as well!
ReplyDeleteI went to the Biltmore years ago and still remember the gorgeous grounds!
ReplyDeleteCarol
Oh that would be heaven to sit in right about now . I make the best of all this snow but that sure looks beautiful, I miss the garden for sure !
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