Monday, May 30, 2016

Azalea Festival


On the way to the wisteria gardens several weeks ago, my carload and I saw a sign for a city celebrating an Azalea festival and we stopped in for a peak. First we hit some tourist shops in the town before hiking into the woods and up a hill to see the beautiful sights. At the top of the hill were fox-themed musical performers from the shrine and enough snacks and plants for sail to keep anyone entertained, but the best part was the view. So I will leave you to enjoy some of the sights and pictures.








While watching a fox filled musical performance, I ate an ice-cold cucumber on a stick. It was a refreshing and delicious snack for such a hot day.







The red arrow points to the top of the hill where the festival was.
(The picture was taken as we were getting back into the car.)


1 comment:

  1. The flowers were gorgeous. My mind got stuck on the cold cucumber snack, though. If this had been a US festival, the snack du jour would have more likely been a fried Twinkie on a stick...

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