Autumn at VanDusen Botanical Garden
byThe VanDusen Botanical Garden is known for its annual events that range from bonsai shows and bulb sales to the Festival of Lights. Before stormy autumn winds blew the remainder of the city’s fiery leaves into the gutters, I thought it would be a good time for a photowalk.
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These 55 acres that were once the Shaughnessy Golf Course are home to a quarter-million plants and are currently managed by the Vancouver Park Board. Open year-round, it’s a spectacular place to explore in any season through tours, school or family programs, or a casual stroll. Find out more by browsing their events calendar or checking them out on Facebook.
You may view the rest of my photowalk photos on Flickr.
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Gorgeous colours. 🙂