Japanese garden with lily pads #1 by goodoleboy
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With countless foto files in reserve, what price diversity?
Five out of a total of 34 pics of the lily pads, captured 6/28/09, at the beautiful Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden, on the beautiful campus of California State University Long Beach, in beautiful Long Beach, California.
A one acre site, with the clearest pond water under the circumstances. Not as large as Andrea's prolific estate, but holds its own in elegance.
Much better detail via ZOOM.
Normally, this pond/lake is well stocked with the beautiful koi/carp, but during that period in 2009 virtually the entire population of the fish had been decimated by the virulent koi virus, and the process of restocking the pond was just beginning. I assume the koi are now back in full force at this juncture. I intend to return to check it out.
Sayonara, thankx for popping in, and for any and all favs and noncritical comments.

Comments (13)
this is so lovely looking
Wonderful collage Harry, they are very lovely
A beautiful place.
Splendid garden, amazing shots!
Wow, what a wonderful blast of warm summer sunlight! Bright and beautiful collection of shots, Harry, excellent clarity and detail.
Visually stunning upload, Harry. So many beautiful things to look at.
What a gorgeous place!!
Oh my Harry! STUNNING! I'd LOVE to visit here! The sun makes it just perfect, a million shots for the taking lol Well done! Great effort! Rob
simply wonderful !! love such places/gardens and the lilypads too !!
Wow, and wow again. These are fabulous photographs and what a super collage. I love how this garden looks with its little bridges and the water and the great surrounds. A splendid place.
Pretty place. Hey thanks for that email about the sand dancer that was very cool.
Ummm...WOW! Breathtaking!!
This is a fantastic Japanese Garden Harry. Love the collage my friend.