Happy Saturday to you~We had so many photos from the gardens that I decided to divide it up but some left here wanting more yesterday, so I've posted more than I normally would. Enjoy. Remember "it's all good" when it comes to life.
Love these huge fans; I could imagine people of old using these for their roof.
We love Banyan trees; I was surprised to learn that they are in the Ficus family. The root structures are huge.
My man and me.
From left to right: Judy, my hubby, me, Bob, Peggy and Glenn; these folks are so fun to be with-these days carry hubby through our winters in Colorado.
I think we are either going hiking today or maybe renting bikes and riding the coast line(not that far). It is supposed to storm today so I'll check the weather channel first.
Aloha, Noreen
Absolutely beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful!! Have fun!!
ReplyDeleteOnce again beautiful. I think MOM could use one of those fan leaves right about now.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Goose
Love the flowers. I remember seeing a huge banyan tree when I was working in India and wishing that I had my camera for it was difficult to share how big it really was!1 Enjoy your lovely holiday! Joan
ReplyDeleteI love Banyan trees. They don't grow here in NC, but are prevalent in coastal Georgia. Hope the weather holds out for your bike ride.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful pictures. I think Banyan trees were always my favorite tree when I lived in FL. They are just amazing, aren't they? xo Diana
ReplyDeleteHi there! Just stopping by to say hello and to wish you well on your beautiful Hawaii adventure!! I hope to one day see Hawaii...it is so very far away from NY though. The flowers are just amazing. Looks like everyone is having fun!
ReplyDeleteJeanne
Noreen, can I just say how beautiful your pictures are and how much I've enjoyed reading about your trip? On a cold, rainy day here in Virginia, I feel the warmth of Hawaii, and your friendship too!! Enjoy your Sunday!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures!! By the way...the little puppy aka my sister is a Cairn Terrier...like Toto...only not the same color. THanks for visiting!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and stunning!! I love the pictures. The Banyan tree roots are huge. Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures! I just love Banyan trees, too. The first one I ever saw was a couple of years ago when we were in southern Florida.
ReplyDeleteHope you were able to get in the hike or bike ride. ;-)
Gorgeous!!! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteWow. I've never seen a Banyon tree before. Those roots are fabulous!
ReplyDeleteThis is the perfect time of year to take a break from Colorado. It's usually the blizzard and mud season (as you know) - but for some bizarre reason, it seems like summer right now.
Thanks for sharing your gorgeous trip!