Some of you may even have seen photos of this place.
Well, I told some of you that I would be putting up more photos of this place, and here are some photos of the place that I took this morning. Some of you may remember me saying that this park is absolutely gorgeous when the leaves turn in autumn. I'll take pictures of that, too.
Ready for the photos? Shall we get started?
Oh and btw, in the description section of this post, I wrote that I need "help with identifying some of these flowers". Well, I lied. I need help in identifying all of them. Thanks in advance for your help. :D
Right. The photos...
The sun looks HUGE, dunnit? It could be my crappy camera. I am using the camera on my cellular phone, after all. :p
The armada of clouds set sail across the lake, soon to be laden with rain.
Now only if I knew how to lay these photos next to each other... Then I'd have quite the panoramic view...
What the...? Doesn't this photo make it look like I live on an island or something? Like... Gilligan's Island, maybe?
Okay, so here come the flowers... Flower #1. I tried to catch the sunlight in its petals, which resembled a cup.
Anyone know what these are called? Don't feel bad if you don't... There are a lot more different kinds of flowers I took photos of and I don't know what any of them are... I jes' know they purdy...
This one I call, flower #2. :)
They came out all blurry and stuff(crappy camera), but the flowers are very small and are all bunched up together at the top.
This flower, I call, flower #3. Three different flowers, but I think they are all the same kind.
These flowers grew on plants almost as tall as me. These flowers looked at me straight in the eyes.
This next flower(#4)... Is it a radioactive flower? It almost looks like I cut out the flower and just left the outline, dunnit? The sun was bright this morning.
Flower #3, I think.
Flower #5. It came out kinda blurry, but it's a different flower than flower #4.
Flower #6. Or is it #4? I don't know... I don't think so... I do know that flower #4 had a purplish hue to them, but these(which weren't open yet) had a yellowish hue to them.
FLower #7. Or is it just flower #3 in a different colour? A rose by any other name? Or this flower by any other colour?
Now we get to the pretty flowers. Here's #8, whatever they are....
These came out a little blurry too, though...
#9.
A bed of #8s, I think.
One that I particularly liked... Just loved the colour on this one. #8, I think...
Found this little bouquet of pretties(#10) in the bed of #8s.
#3? or no #3?
Some photos of the park. Dunnit look like a rainforest or something?
This is a tree that I particularly like. There's a bench next to it for me to sit on, too. Look out into the lake...
An another angle of the tree...
The perfect spot of grass and clovers for a little picnic, don't you think?
Will I find a four leaf clover in there somewhere?
Thanks for scrolling this far down. We're almost done. Just a couple more pictures and that's it. :)
Just a few more of the park.
Lastly, a few photos of the park bench itself, the one that I like to sit on, looking into the waters and the sky...
Notice the bottle of Mt. Dew in the second photo? Yup. That's how we roll.
The last photo for this post. If you look closely, you can see a thread of a spider's web shining in the sunlight. I had to post the photo full size for you to see it.
This concludes the summer photo set of my park.
Thanks for stopping in,
Grape.
