Friday, April 13, 2012
Lakewold Gardens, Part II
The Lakewold Estate house was built in 1925 as a "country estate", or summer house. It is located on Gravelly Lake on South Tacoma.
I'm sure this sun room was added later.
The sun room opens out to the formal garden along the Brick Walk.
And then a path leads down into the Woodland Garden.
Part III to follow.
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Stunning! I love the Peace Garden, and the lady sitting with the big smile on her face. :-)
ReplyDelete"Promoting peace in the world through the universal language of gardens." That is so beautifully perfect.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely place. I just love gardens such as these, and they really do promote world peace, or at least I always feel peaceful when I am in such a place.
ReplyDeleteLovely. Need to add Lakewold Gardens to my list of places to explore.
ReplyDeletewow, lovely little house and gardens...thanks for the tour...
ReplyDeleteLovely place! I hope to read more of your entries in the future. Care to exchange links? God bless!
ReplyDeletethe universal language of gardens - how lovely is that
ReplyDeletewhat a place!!
the sun room is fabulous
Whoa! I'd love to have gardens like these,...and a team of gardeners to care for them. Really beautiful.
ReplyDeletewow...what an amazing place..I enjoyed the photos in both posts and look forward to part 3
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful home and gardens Linda - Dave
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