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Sharing images from a recent visit to Glenstone in Potomac, MD
with my daughter and youngest grandboy.
My words could never capture the beauty and magic that blends together
architecture and art set into raw nature ...
so I ask that you visit below, to see more.
Sharing with Nature Friday, Rosy and Sunny.
Amazing sky colour you captured there - the stone of the building compliments the sky tones.
ReplyDeletewow, I love all the sculptures and art and that wall is stunning by itself and absolutely spectacualr with the sky behind it. wow on all the photos.
ReplyDeleteThe art is gorgeous and so is the sky!
ReplyDeleteIt's so amazing to see these different places isn't it. Thanks for showing them to us in case we never get there ourselves
ReplyDeleteAs long as the sun lasts is our thing, bright and cheery, but split rocker is pretty amazing. It looks like a fun place to visit.
ReplyDeleteWe saw Split-Rocker end of season as flowers were beginning to fade, I can only imagine how it might look when in full bloom during spring and summer! And it is at least two-stories tall, if not a bit more ...
DeleteThe art is beautiful, as is the sky.
ReplyDeletewe love the second one... it has something from a funny dream...
ReplyDeleteAnn what lovely photos and statues all made 1000x better to be sharing with your Daughter and grandson.
ReplyDeleteHugs to you and June
Cecilia
What cool art and beautiful nature you found. We love that beautiful sky.
ReplyDeleteIntriguing art in a natural setting! Always enjoyable!
ReplyDeleteLove when art is placed outside; glorious images.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing.
WOW, those are all amazing and just purrfect!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos and nice sculptures. XO
ReplyDeletejuney chowder that furst one, split rocker iz de awesumest thing me N de gurl haz ever spied with a flowerz eye
ReplyDelete984 big pawz UP jeff koons‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️😺
What a beautiful collection of pictures today!!
ReplyDeleteSplit rocker is amazing. Beautiful art work. We are so happy you got that special time with your daughter and grandson.
ReplyDeleteWoos - Misty and Timber
Such beautiful images you captured. The artwork was spectacular and that sky...wow! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThey are all awesome
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool place! Thank you for sharing these lovely and very intriguing photos from your visit!
ReplyDeleteLulu: "Those are some really interesting sculptures and places! I bet our Dada's Dada would be busting out his 3D camera if he were there!"
ReplyDeleteWow, these are amazing! Another reason to come and visit your part of the world again (we went when I was young and I don't remember much).
ReplyDeleteHow tragic that Tony Smith died in his early 30's. There really is a lot of beautiful, unusual and historic art in your area.
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