Join me for a walk around the historic gardens of Reynolda gardens managed by Wake Forrest University, complete with ponds, a greenhouse, vegetable garden and rose gardens. My favorite place in my city :-)
Fun! I went to Duke for undergrad but never spent much time in Winston-Salem with Wake Forest being a rival and all. However, my sister's moving to NC for her new job in RTP, so I'll have to take her there!
the duo dishes I was in Chapel hill today another neat area :-) Maris my pleasure yummychunklet he he thats funny and cool you studied at Duke gorgeous campus Gloria thanks for coming with me Swathi :-)
That was very nice. What a beautiful place. I would love to visit it someday.
I live a short drive from Ogunquit, Maine which is a beautiful place, a quaint town with tiny but beautiful home gardens bordering the ocean with a walking trail that runs along a rocky cliff overlooking the ocean. That is a place I love to visit.
I love visiting gardens! Besides the garden in our backyard that my husband works so hard on, I've enjoyed taking my daughter to Centennial Farms at the OC Fairgrounds. We used to win blue ribbons for our produce entries every summer during the fair :)
I was watching the video thinking that the gardens looked like the English countryside and then you mentioned that they were very British in nature. I can see why you like going there so much! Maybe it reminds you of home?
Emily thanks for joining me quay po cooks thanks for coming along Claudia oh thats neat you have been to NC Biren oh I must go back when they are :-) Raina oh sounds lovely blog about it hugs Priscilla wow you are pros the ungourmet so much fun finding out new places supata my pleasure Angie thanks for coming Junia oh me too love college towns Kim :-) parsley sage he eh vlog posts are fun cheah :-)
For a poem I am writing about Reynolda (woods, garden, meadow, village) I invite anyone to send me his/her favorite Reynolda places. thanks Emily Wilson emilyhwilson@bellsouth.net
What a pretty spot. We both went to college in Chapel Hill, NC, but that garden is a new one to us.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteFun! I went to Duke for undergrad but never spent much time in Winston-Salem with Wake Forest being a rival and all. However, my sister's moving to NC for her new job in RTP, so I'll have to take her there!
ReplyDeletegeorgeous and beauty!! gloria
ReplyDeleteVery nice thanks for inviting me to join your tour.
ReplyDeletethe duo dishes I was in Chapel hill today another neat area :-)
ReplyDeleteMaris my pleasure
yummychunklet he he thats funny and cool you studied at Duke gorgeous campus
Gloria thanks for coming with me
Swathi :-)
the garden looks absolutely beautiful! what a lovely place to walk. :)
ReplyDeleteRebecca, thanks for the little tour. That is a beautiful garden to visit.
ReplyDeleteA lovely place to visit! I can just imagine the heady scent of the rose garden when all the roses are in full bloom :)
ReplyDeleteThat was very nice. What a beautiful place. I would love to visit it someday.
ReplyDeleteI live a short drive from Ogunquit, Maine which is a beautiful place, a quaint town with tiny but beautiful home gardens bordering the ocean with a walking trail that runs along a rocky cliff overlooking the ocean. That is a place I love to visit.
Once upon a time I worked in NC and remember touring and visiting the gorgeous state. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI love visiting gardens! Besides the garden in our backyard that my husband works so hard on, I've enjoyed taking my daughter to Centennial Farms at the OC Fairgrounds. We used to win blue ribbons for our produce entries every summer during the fair :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely spot! We recently moved to a small town outside of Portland and we are still exploring and hunting for our favorite spots. ;)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful garden! Thanks for the invite!
ReplyDeleteThe garden looks so beautiful. Thanks, Rebecca!
ReplyDeletei love campus life/college towns!! my favorite is ann arbor, michigan!
ReplyDeleteI was watching the video thinking that the gardens looked like the English countryside and then you mentioned that they were very British in nature. I can see why you like going there so much! Maybe it reminds you of home?
ReplyDeleteGorgeous gardens! Looks like a lovely little trip :) Great video posts too
ReplyDeleteBeautiful garden! So much greenery!
ReplyDeleteEmily thanks for joining me
ReplyDeletequay po cooks thanks for coming along
Claudia oh thats neat you have been to NC
Biren oh I must go back when they are :-)
Raina oh sounds lovely blog about it hugs
Priscilla wow you are pros
the ungourmet so much fun finding out new places
supata my pleasure
Angie thanks for coming
Junia oh me too love college towns
Kim :-)
parsley sage he eh vlog posts are fun
cheah :-)
That is such a beautiful garden...I can see the allure :)
ReplyDeleteFor a poem I am writing about Reynolda (woods, garden, meadow, village)
ReplyDeleteI invite anyone to send me his/her favorite Reynolda places.
thanks Emily Wilson emilyhwilson@bellsouth.net