This is Bartram's Garden in the spring time. The copious rain we've been getting means that every time I walk these paths the view changes. This week the native azalea bushes are going gangbusters, the birds are out, and the blooming locusts are making the garden smell like heaven.
**The boardwalk in the wetland alongside the Schuylkill River**
**Mossy path covered with Carolina Silverbell flowers**
**Stone garden wall built and carved by John Bartram c.a. 1758**
**The stone house, built by John Bartram from 1731 to 1770**
**The robin who lives in the tree outside our classroom**
I am loving my job right now. And it seems as though I've truly made myself indispensable elsewhere too because I recently got hired by Tyler Arboretum to do some weekend environmental education work! I start on Sunday, wish me luck!
**The boardwalk in the wetland alongside the Schuylkill River**
**Mossy path covered with Carolina Silverbell flowers**
**Stone garden wall built and carved by John Bartram c.a. 1758**
**The stone house, built by John Bartram from 1731 to 1770**
**The robin who lives in the tree outside our classroom**
I am loving my job right now. And it seems as though I've truly made myself indispensable elsewhere too because I recently got hired by Tyler Arboretum to do some weekend environmental education work! I start on Sunday, wish me luck!
2 comments:
These are some really great gigs you're getting for yourself. Oh, you won't need luck. Well, maybe just a little.
(good luck)
OOh, congratulations! How perfect! Beautiful pictures---it looks so New England-y. I'm so happy about how things are happening for you!
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