Our drive down, a walk through Winterthur and our drive back with a stop at Sherwood Island Park in Connecticut.
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We didn't experience heavy traffic before NYC.
In Connecticut, we kept seeing signs for Free Coffee
Ah...here it is...FREE COFFEE!
Nope, no free coffee here, either. This was some sort of group that had met for a party in the Rest Area!!!
Traffic slowdown, an accident in the opposite lane.
The traffic was stopped for miles in the opposite lane.
The Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, this is the largest suspension bridge in the USA.
We were sure we would run into rain and we did!
The day after we arrive, Bruce tells a group about his work, glassblowing.
After a short video is played, there was a Question & Answer period.
We enjoy a walk through Winterthur....
We saw a lot of squirrels.
We go through the Enchanted Woods.
WOW...now that is a HUGE bird's nest!
It also has some "eggs" in it.
Some wee folk enjoying the "Woods".
I think we found someone's stash.
I have no idea what it is! But it's neat :)
Taking a break in the Quarries.
Bruce remembered to take a pic of me!
Fragrant Snowbell
(Styrax Obassia, Styracaceae)
Japan, Korea, China
Snowbell blossoms on the ground do look like snow!
Gold Thread False-Cypress
Chamaecyparis Pisifera
Cupressaceae
Blue Atlas Cedar
Cedrus Atlantica 'Glauca'
Pinaceae
Africa
We come upon a large group touring the Peony gardens.
Lenten Rose
Helleborus Orientalis
Ranunculaceae
Asia Minor
An interesting building on our way back to Crosslands.
We are now back in Crosslands.
Outside Hal's office window.
We are now heading home....
Traffic was fairly light for the first half of our journey home.
The George Washington Bridge.
Sherwood Island Park in Connecticut.
Such a lovely place to stop for our lunch break.
A closeup of some of the name-stones.