The Donald E. Davis Arboretum is located in Auborn, Alabama on the campus of Auborn University. It covers 14 acres and features trees, shrubs and wildflowers of the southeastern United States. The scenery is quite lovely, as winding paths take visitors over streams, through wooded areas dotted with native flowers.
The arboretum is open from dawn to dusk. Admission is free.
that picture just beckons one to cross a stream and wander. Looks lovely
ReplyDeleteIsn't that bridge pretty?
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ReplyDeleteGotta love the winding paths.
ReplyDeleteThere's something magical about winding paths!
DeleteI think it's a forest really isn't it? It looks like a wonderful place to be in the spring (or autumn).
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Yes. Arboretums generally are forest-like with wild flowers. They're a little different from formal gardens.
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ReplyDeleteSuch a tranquil looking place. I would love to take my human for a walk there.
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I'm sure you would enjoy a stroll through that arboretum!
DeleteWandering through the woods is such a pleasant experience. The picture makes it all the more tempting. Very pretty landscape indeed.
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I like places like this, too.
DeleteLooks like a place we can take a walk to clear our minds a bit.
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