An unusual sight at this time of year in the northern hemisphere but these are not real. They are part of the winter lights display at my favourite local gardens, and I am guessing the lighting will be played to music as this display is close by to all the food stalls.

Robert loved tulips

I think they look rather lovely in the daylight too, especially in the sunlight which accompanied my friend and I on our morning walk here the other day. We also had a rather fabulous brunch, it was a good morning.

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  3. They look lovely – I hope you’ll be able to capture them lit up some time too, so we can see how they look then. So glad you had a good walk with your friend 🙂 I’ll try to fit in one more set of walking squares from Nepal before the end of the month.

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  16. A beautiful display and a lot of loving care it took to arrange all the tulip lights.
    Some might remark that it’s a waste of time when something useful could be made.
    BUT what is more useful than making a lovely garden for others to enjoy? And perhaps help them to forget daily cares?
    The world spends too much time creating ugliness and ruins. How much happier it would be if we concentrated on grace and beauty.

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  17. So many gardens doing winter light shows now, I guess it brings in a lot of money. These installations must be a lot of hard work! I won’t be going to any this year, although there is one fairly close by for a change. I am not a fan of driving in the dark and especially during winter when it is often raining, windy or foggy! Glad you had a lovely morning out and a perfect brunch.

    Through the Gate

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    1. I know so many now. I won’t be going to this one but will probably go to Rosemoor after Christmas as we will just down the road and I can get a step daughter to drive!

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        2. That’s a brilliant idea. We once had a family Christmas in Wales and it was a lot of fun, even if a tad cold. I appreciate that it is going to be a difficult time for you all, but I hope you get comfort from being together.

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