The seaside park was a short 20 minute ferry ride away. We had our breakfast and were over to the ferry port in record time. The water was calm and the ride uneventful. Only 10 folks took the ride over to the island that houses an aquarium, the seaside park that as the flower museum in it. There is a couple of hotels and a mini amusement park on this small island. We decided that renting bikes would be a great way to get around and they were simple and easy to rent. These were old fashioned pedal powered bikes so it was up to us to get them to move. We rode on the outside loop and them parked them to walk into the flower museum. The flower museum is 10 different gardens that showcase flower art. Prior to the museum we passed multiple beds of flowers including tulips and poppies. We had our first lunch overlooking the tulip beds at a nice covered picnic bench. Then it was straight into "ohh and ahhh" mode. As per my usual blog mode when it comes to gardens, no descriptions will be provided
Out from the hotel
Carp kites
The waterside walkway was delightful
A very fancy gate at he front of the terminal
Incoming
Off we go
This ship had a rather large crane and what looked like spools for cable
Key West like houses
The Aquarium doors are open for a show
It is a fine building
A dolphin on top of a Sea harp?
Lots of steps
The first time we have seen boomerangs specifically banned
Our bikes for the afternoon
Weee!
Here we go!
Many school groups were in attendance
A great concept
Let the flower show begin
We really liked that dogs were allowed
There were many folks with their dogs
Octopus rock
Hey cosplay!
Green texture
20 Black Kites in one picture
With a ring around the sun
A good Egg
A pretty large boat for a small lake
On old style building?
It has a tiny door
Another school group
Lots of lakes
Japanese Pigmy Woodpecker
A very cool building
Massive field of blue flowers in the distance
What all the kids are wearing these days
Acres and acres of blue flowers
As far as the eye can see
Billions of flowers
A very pretty blue
It has been 1 year and 317 days since we began our Migration
