Blithewold’s woods, water garden, geese and potting shed… where I lost the husband.

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Moving on to the wooded section of the gardens we found a fountain…

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Some random statuary.

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And a boy who really loves his fish.

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It was a lush, green and very peaceful area.

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For a moment I thought my husband was communing with trees…

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But he was just reading.

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Awww…

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❤️

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In between the woods and the water garden, a lovely pink chestnut tree.

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Stones.

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And water.

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And a great big bamboo bird.

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We walked along the shore of Narragansett Bay..

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And watched a family of geese swim by.

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Swinging back around to the gardens, I realized the husband was lagging behind.

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I wandered around by myself for a while, but not wanting to lose him… I doubled back.

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And in the distance… realized he’d found someone to chat with.

The man loves to talk.

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24 thoughts on “Blithewold’s woods, water garden, geese and potting shed… where I lost the husband.”

  1. That is a beautiful place, it looks so peaceful and serene. All the greenery and lush, I see more of that in your posts than I do around here. But then again I live in the dessert so, it’s hard to find anything green. Your hubs is a social butterfly, and he loves it! lol

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  2. I don’t think I’ve seen pink chestnut flowers before… very pretty!!
    I love the boulder sitting area! Everything is very pretty and reminding me that I should check out the lical botanical garden while temps are still low.

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