My World on Tuesday...Wave Hill Garden in the Bronx

I was lucky to have an outing to Wave Hill Garden , at Riverdale in the Bronx last week. We traveled there by bus from Inwood. And walked down the hill to the garden. Very easy. And a lovely walk also. Past this Episcopalian church.
Wave Hill sits on the edge of the Hudson River, overlooking the New Jersey Palisades of course!
There are many buildings, and hot houses, green houses.

Someone didn't choose a very good spot for her camera for the family photo shoot, did she Grandma? Oh well, at least someone else got a good photo!
A hot house full of cacti...
lots of flowers that I have never seen before...mostly the American temperate zone ones.

Some one enjoyed stretching his legs on the grass....
I am not quite sure why I put this photo in, apart from that NY is built on rock, isn't it?
Lovely outdoor gardens for wonderful weather. We chose one of the coldest days to go last week!


A couple of photos below from the Cathedral of St John the Divine.

one from our wanderings around near Washington Square and NYU last week.

and a couple from our trip to Staten Island on the weekend.
near Washington Square below...
Well, everyone knows what this is.
Despite missing out on seeing the fabled Chinese Scholars Garden on Staten Island (closed by the time we got there because we had to wait over an hour for the 4pm ferry), we did get to see the rest of the Botanical gardens there, as well as a marvelous sunset on the way home. One that we had more or less planned for..
A last look at the blossoms for this week's My World. From Columbia Uni main campus in NYC.

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Comments

Regina said…
Beautiful post Annie. Love it. Been there along time ago.
Your grandson is adorable...what a lovely day you had! Beautiful photos to keep your memories safe, as well!
Barb said…
Thanks for the informative tour. The garden was beautiful - you have a lovely family. I haven't visited NY for a long time - enjoyed your photos very much!
dianasfaria.com said…
lovely photos, I like the sunset picture of miss liberty.
Hi, Annie...thanks for visiting, and for your so very kind comments!!! I KNEW you were busy...so hard to live out of a suitcase for such a long time...and your family loves to absorb as much of your time as possible of that I am sure!!! So not to worry about having time to visit, I knew what you were up to :-) But I don't like to visit without leaving a word...and I do SO LOVE your blog! So, I keep coming!!! Blessings to you and your family! ~Janine XO
Eleanor said…
What a lovely trip you have given us around New York. I see you hail from Australia - do enjoy your time with the family!
Anonymous said…
oh i so enjoyed your series of shots...the spires on that one church amazing. and the winged angel in the shot deserves some additional shots :)
of course there were other photos i liked too.
have a wonderful wednesday annie.
DeniseinVA said…
A fantastic series of photographs. What an adorable little toddler. Thanks for showing us part of your world. It was a fascinating tour.

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