The Ulster Museum is set among the Botanic Gardens. It was in the gardens on this rainy Saturday Pam and I wandered for twenty minutes to sweep away the cobwebs of our rainy drive from Coleraine.
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“Tropical” palm trees and bromeliad are found throughout Ireland. Thank You Gulf Stream.
photo by Pam Wills
Another unidentified plant…..
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Merci pour la visite dans ce jardin de rêve ! Alors qu’ici, dans les Vosges, on se sent en Provence tant il fait sec et chaud, on rêve de pluie et de fraîcheur irlandaises. Belle journée, Danielle
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Thank You for the message, Danielle. Happy you enjoyed the virtual travel and change of scene.
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I admire those who can tell flowers apart. I cannot. But sometimes, just enjoying their freshly splashed little faces is enough 🙂
Oh, but that very brave snail. All alone on the pavement.
A lovely walk. Thank you for sharing beautiful sights 🙂
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Flower id comes slowly and is never complete. Enjoyment is the starting point and you have that. Thank You for stopping by, Patricia.
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True, Michael. And it is a good way to work out one’s memory 🙂
Kind thanks.
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Wow. I envy your eye.
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Thank You for the compliment, William.
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