A few pics I took in July when I visited the wild Lotus pond.
Rocco.
Wild Lotus pond pics
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Wild Lotus pond pics
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- Wall to wall beautiful Lotus.
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- I love this pond,it makes me feel good.
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- Almost looks like an oil painting,or maybe a watercolor.
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"No occupation is so delightful to me as the culture of the earth,and no culture comparable as that of the garden" (Thomas Jefferson) 1811
Re: Wild Lotus pond pics
Hi, Rocco,
Haven't seen you in a long time! How are you?
Loved that pond when you took me to see it! And then the loganberries on the roadside...the one and only time I ever have seen them. When I saw the subject line of your post, I feared you were going to tell us that the area was being developed and it was lost to all. Do you know anything about the ownership of the land and the possible future of the pond?
Viktoria
Haven't seen you in a long time! How are you?
Loved that pond when you took me to see it! And then the loganberries on the roadside...the one and only time I ever have seen them. When I saw the subject line of your post, I feared you were going to tell us that the area was being developed and it was lost to all. Do you know anything about the ownership of the land and the possible future of the pond?
Viktoria
Many a great tune has been played on an older fiddle.
Re: Wild Lotus pond pics
Hi, Viktoria,
It's good hearing from you.I am well, and still able to do a bit of gardening!
The pond is privately owned and well posted,they allow the reeds and brush to grow along the edge of the bank
by the road to help hide the pond from view.The uniqueness of the pond is the Lotus,if they were gone,it would merely be a shallow swampy pond,and if they are an invasive species... they are so beautiful,who cares?
Kind regards...Rocco.
It's good hearing from you.I am well, and still able to do a bit of gardening!
The pond is privately owned and well posted,they allow the reeds and brush to grow along the edge of the bank
by the road to help hide the pond from view.The uniqueness of the pond is the Lotus,if they were gone,it would merely be a shallow swampy pond,and if they are an invasive species... they are so beautiful,who cares?
Kind regards...Rocco.
"No occupation is so delightful to me as the culture of the earth,and no culture comparable as that of the garden" (Thomas Jefferson) 1811
Re: Wild Lotus pond pics
Rocco,
Those are beautiful pictures, and especially nice to see in the dead of winter!
Thank you.
Linda P
Those are beautiful pictures, and especially nice to see in the dead of winter!
Thank you.
Linda P
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Re: Wild Lotus pond pics
Beautiful 
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for sharing
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