Outside Winter view of Gordon's Glass Studio, Red Hill
new natural views
art of glass in the garden
some new connections
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11 comments:
The glass looks great in that outdoor setting and the view from the garden to distant mountain is beautiful.
Great shapes!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
My husband blew glass for a time as a hobby. We have so much. Maybe I should put some in the garden. Hmm. May have to do that.
In the bright sunshine all the glass must create some fabulous colours and reflections.
The glass art is beautiful. Looks like a pretty area for a picnic. Have a happy week!
How creative! I like the feeling of peace I get looking at the picture.
Hazel
Colored glass art is a very interesting addition to the garden landscape. Most often the pieces are set in the private part of the garden to be enjoyed by the owner and selected visitors. Nicely captured.
I enjoy seeing various forms and colors of glass in a garden ... very nice!
Great view!
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Liz (mot)
I love glass ornaments in the garden!
Beautiful pic!
Of course I had to come by and comment, since I linked you up this week! :) The glass studio looks like a quirky place!
Mary & a Splash of Red
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