We spent a nice hour at the Wellington Botanic Garden on our little mini-vacay. The easiest way to see the garden is to ride the cable car up to the top and stroll down.
The Carter Observatory is on the same grounds, but was closed that day. Sad.
The Japanese maple showed a certain frizziness that Lee is all too familiar with in this humid climate.
This bench commemorates the life and works of a former head gardener whose name – if one believes what one reads on commemorative benches – was Mr. Moss.
This tui bird gave us quite a show, but I didn’t get a good shot of his distinctive white throat plumage.
Baby ducks.
Some of the themed gardens, like the roses and camellias, weren’t blooming much, but overall it was a beautiful spot on a lovely day.
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