Thursday May 18th, 2017 - Appletern Gardens & Armesfoort Night Shoot
Today under slightly rainy skies we visited Appletern Gardens.This is one of the largest collection of gardens and garden set up in all of Europe. The interesting displays and flowers were a perfect location for our photographers today. Enjoy todays selection of images.
Colourful bicycle display as we entered the gardens.
Interesting art combined with the gardens.
Rabbit
Frogs talking up a storm today.
Garden scene.
Bee hard at work, up-close.
Plenty of colour.
Shoe art, this was interesting.
Many interesting statues in the gardens.
Snail working hard in the garden.
Solitary
So many pathways to explore.
Many displays to be creative with too.
Another busy bee!
So many interesting set ups.
Another close-up. The overcast day made it great for lighting.
Pathway along the canal.
Another close-up.
Time to cross the canal.
Gina trying zip lining, Ray waiting for his turn.
Time to head out for a coffee!
A Wren keeping a close eye.
Right under their noses ... display fun.
So much colour.
Dinner this evening in Armesfoort.
The old bell tower in the centre square.
After dark ...
That's a wrap for todays photography. Tomorrow we visit Keringhuis Public Water Management Information Centre, which is dedicated to the flood risk management in the Province of Zuid-Holland and the impressive Maeslant Storm Surge Barrier. The Keringhuis shows how the locals still manage to keep their feet dry in the water-rich Province of Zuid-Holland. The Maeslant storm surge barrier is the last part of the Dutch Delta Works and is the world’s largest moveable barrier. This impressive construction cannot be described in words, only experienced.
Good night from the Netherlands.