Over a year ago, I had the great pleasure of wandering around Monet’s garden in Giverny with my family. Won’t say much more because the photos speak for themselves. See the idyll for yourself…
“I perhaps owe having become a painter to flowers.”
Claude Monet
Now that’s a garden I would love to see…if I can go back to France
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Fingers crossed!
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There are beautiful. Your very own Monet’s made with a camera.
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Thanks 🙂
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This is truly amazing, to visit Monet’s garden 🙂 thanks for sharing Jiji, cheers from Lisbon, PedroL
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So beautiful and inspiring!💕
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Beautiful, wondrous and inspiring as ya and your posts!
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Thank you 🙂
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All the best and take care Jiji
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👍👍👍👍😘😘😘😘
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We were there a few years back – loved it – definitely one for the bucket list!
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Wonderful photos of this garden. I can see Monet’s paintings here. Thank you for sharing.
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This garden looks beautiful! 😍
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Such a beautiful place 😍
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truly they speak. and they do poetry it seems. sorry just got a bit excited
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Really contemplating the flowers, brings a unique peace when you look at its beauty of a thousand colors. Your photos reveal those feelings because they are superbly taken. It must have been a wonderful experience to have personally enjoyed them.
Greetings from Chile (South America)
Manuel
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This is an awesome place. It´s on my bucket list for next year!
XOXO Reni
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Stunning….beautiful photos. I have a gift form my father (who has passed away) of a Monet painting small ceramic with the water lilies on my mantle piece. I love it for its image and its sentimental value. Would love to go to the gardens in person one day.Long way from Australia and who knows when we can travel again? Will add it to my travel bucket list too.
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Lovely – I must visit some day 🙂
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Thank you very much for sharing so much beauty!
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You’re welcome 🙂 ❤
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I would love to visit Monet’s garden I have seen photos of it before, it’s on my bucket list.
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These are amazing photographs! I feel I can touch and smell them through the pictures…
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Thanks 🙂
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Oh my god, this place is gorgeous! 😍 Thank you so much for sharing those wonderful pictures!
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❤
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That is definitely one of my regrets. Whilst in France there was so much to do I didn’t get the opportunity to visit the garden of my favourite painters.
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Thank you so much for following my blog and God bless you
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A garden beyond beauty. Thank you for sharing and bringing vibrant color into my life this morning!
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I love flowers
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Such a tranquil spot. Small wonder Monet was inspired.
Many thanks for following my blog.
Best wishes, Pete.
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Where are you guys from
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Wow, gorgeous pictures. This place looks surreal.
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Thanks 🙂
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Such a beautiful garden ☺️👌
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I was supposed to go here in March… got cancelled because of the pandemic. Thanks for the virtual tour!
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Hope you make it back sometime ❤
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Lovely Pictures
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Thanks!
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You were right, the pictures do speak for themselves. Thank you for sharing them with us.
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