Tuesday Photo Challenge – Rows in Huntington Library
A few months ago, we had a pleasant walk in the Huntington Library. I post some photos in the previous post here and here. For Frank’s challenge, I include the photos with rows of statutes, rows of columns and rows of bamboos.
The Showers of Blessings 
These are grounds found at a library?!!! Wow! So extensive and beautifully landscaped.
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It has a long history. I’ll find my other post and give you the link that explains why it’s called library. Basically the original owner was a rare books collector. He collected some ancient, hand written books.
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What a special place to spend some time in. Lovely snaps Miriam.
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Thank you so much, Miriam. We go every now and then. I still have not walked through the whole area after many visits.
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Thank you.
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Beautiful! Have a great time, Miriam!
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Thank you, Nahla. Have a wonderful weekend!
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The first snap looks so peaceful. Loved it 🙂
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Thank you so much for your comment. 🙂
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Beautifully captured, Miriam! The last time I visited there was 10 years ago. Looks even more beautiful. 🙂
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Yes, thank you, Amy, the Chinese Garden was open not not ago and still working in some area. Our last visit was during the whole construction. I’m glad it’s open. 🙂
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Really loved the Huntington Library and the grounds!!! Thanks for the trip down memory lane, My Dear!
xoxo
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Thank you so much. I take hundreds of photo whatever trips I take. They can fit many themes for me to post. 🙂 🙂
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Great set of pictures for the challenge!
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I’m glad to get the comment from an expert. Thank you!!
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Great choices for rows!
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Thank you so much for reading and comment!
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I love Huntington Library. So beautiful! Wonderful photos, Miriam! 💜
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Yes, I lived by there 35 years ago, There was no admission fee. Some students used to go in to sit and read or do their assignments. It’s a popular place now. ❤
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Wow! How wonderful! When I was a student at Biola, (34-37 years ago) I visited there fairly regularly. I wonder if we were ever there at the same time? 🙂 ❤ ❤
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Wow, I can’t believe it. Right now I live 2 miles from Biola. ❤ 🙂
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Amen-Amein Sister in Christ Jesus-Yeshua Miriam!! I love those pictures above!!
May our ONE TRUE GOD THE HEAVENLY FATHER who art in Heaven Above Bless all my Sisters and Brothers in Christ Jesus-Yeshua and Your Families and Friends!!
Love 💕 Always and Shalom ( Peace ), YSIC \o/
Kristi Ann
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Amen, Kristi. God bless you. ❤
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I love the curved bamboo path. I would like to take a walk there. It looks inviting.
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Yes, that part looks new to me compared to my very first visit 35 years ago.
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Nice and great photos☺
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Thank you, Garfield. Good morning (our time) to you! 🙂
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Love the bamboo!!!
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Yes, they are my favorite, my dad’s favorite also. Thank you for reading and comment!!
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You bet!!
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Yes, ❤
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