A well-worn bridge hints of many footfalls that traversed the peaceful stream over the years.
The brick patio is peaceful, but who could resist the call of this bridge to relish a close-up view of the stream and waterfalls ... a perfect spot for feeding fish.
Fallen leaves have yet to be kicked up by curious feet.
A rustic bridge leads straight from the back porch door, over the water garden, and out to the patio for pondside dining and entertainment.
An arching bridge peeks out from the foliage to provide safe crossing and a vantage point for feeding finned friends.
Patios, walkways, and a bridge carve a unique garden path around and over the stream and water garden. Hours of exploring and enjoying nature are sure to follow this winding path.
Who can resist a bridge in the landscape? Its intrigue draws young and old alike to explore beyond the expanse of its graceful arch.
Linking up this week to ...
Wow Us Wednesday at Savvy Southern Style
Outdoor Wednesday at Southern Daydreamer
Bunny Hop Party at Bunny Jean's Decor and More
3 comments:
OMGosh! I can't get over the size of those Koi!!! They must be some happy fish to have lived so long and gotten so big.
I would love to be sitting in my backyard enjoying a beautiful pond like that one lady is... pond envy!
Thanks for sharing this at my party!
xoxo Bunny Jean
Wednesday's Bunny Hop Party!
I so agree with you. Bridges have a sort of magic. I love seeing them. Your photos are so nice.
Hugs, Jeanne
Always loved bridges. Well bridges and sunrises :) And to have a bridge grace the landscape makes for an idyllic and romantic ambiance. Thank you once more for sharing these lovely pics.
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