Last weekend we returned from a trip to the South Island. Our first stop was at Blenheim.
Pollard Park is over 24ha and includes a Golf course. The summer gardens were in full bloom.
The park has a stream meandering through it and the ducks and seagulls were there in good numbers.
There are a number of bridges over the stream, and a 1km fitness track which includes press up bars, stretching posts and all sorts of other equipment for the energetically minded.
This floral display is to mark the 100 year anniversary of World War 1.
A lot of beautiful large trees are scattered throughout the park and would probably date back to before it was opened 150 years ago.
so nice to see blooms and green! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful park, nice to see color, flowers and those big fir trees. :-))
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place.
ReplyDeleteAll the pics are feast to eyes..!
ReplyDeleteThank you for letting me feast my eyes on all that green. Across the Big Ditch it has been miserably dry with raging bush fires. Green is so restful to the eye and soul.
ReplyDeletewhat pretty displays of colour!
ReplyDeleteI love walking in a nice park, this one just may need a visit from me :)
ReplyDeleteDiana
Beautiful scenes from your garden visit.. The flowers and trees are lovely.. Have a happy day!
ReplyDeleteSo much colour. I take it you weren't tempted by the fitness trail then?
ReplyDeleteNo, I was happy to look and stay in the shade. :-)
DeleteHow lush! It's so brown and dreary here, I needed a pop of color in my day!
ReplyDeleteOh everything looks so beautiful. I could use a little summer about now. : )
ReplyDeleteWould love to go walking there!!!
a very beautiful park
ReplyDeleteLovely flowers!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and ... weird for us, in the middle of the winter!! Thanks for sharing!
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It is so nice to see flowers...our land is bare right now.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great place! I have to put it on the 'list' of places to see in the near future!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place. It looks so peaceful and green!
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