Despite the damaging effects of overnight rain, these white tulips are still very pretty. The irises will be out now. Once again, this is the tranquil Treasurer's House garden.
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When I enlarged your photo I saw it better, and it is a very pretty place with many unique details.
ReplyDeleteSmashing! Simply lovely!
ReplyDeleteThe tulips breath the history of the place. I also enlarged the photo and enjoyed every detail.
ReplyDeleteEverything is so pretty! How old is this building?
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