This old bird was used to the limelight; the pictures, the adoring crowds and constant attention. He stood there nice and steady so I got a few good pictures. This bird was at thew Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Gardens. They were not the biggest gardens we have visited but there were many smaller nooks and crannies for us to explore. We saw the heron featured above, turtles and flowers everywhere..
Just like the one we saw in Shanghai
Bark bark says the dog
A nice display of an artist at work
Nestled in the high rises of Vancouver
Gardens and rooms with artifacts and these carved windows
Red Poenies
Dwarf Daffidols
The smallest of flowers in big bunches. The Bees love it!
Garden Gnomes
Views thru the lattice work
Such great craftsmanship
Our complementary green tea was in a tiny cup
The stone walkway way everchanging. Sometimes smooth stones, sometimes rough, always changing orientation
This bronze heron also stood very still
He was stretching out his neck
Red ears!
Embroidered on silk
Quite the production
A glass window!
The garden and pond
The root that could
What number does this represent?
Lamp post ornamentation in China Town
Day 4 of our migration
