Buddhist Prayer Flags, Highland Wildlife Park, Inverness-shire, Scotland.

This wooden walkway, with bamboo railing, leads visitors to the enclosure of the Red Panda, an animal indigenous to the Himalayan region. The surrounding planting fitted in very well, and included rhododendron, Himalayan poppies and Tibetan cherry.

I love that!! Tibetan Cherry?? Tell me more!

Prunus serrula var. tibetica.

I've seen this in various places in Perthshire, e.g on the riverbank in Dunkeld, and at Cluny House Gardens near Aberfeldy (I posted a pic of the bark in my latest "Big Tree Country" blog). It has the most amazing red bark with white horizontal markings, and the cherries are on them now). Haven't yet researched how tall these grow. :-)

Ah! I've seen those! Gorgeous!
Well get on with the research, man!! LOL! :~))

What did your last "slave" die of? LOL!

Glad that my outings/pics/notes. etc., are beginning to be of some "real" use, lol! :-)

He died of not doing as he was told, of course! Lol!
They certainly are of use! I can't wait to create this! I bought 2 pagoda shaped lanterns today (£1 each, extortionate!)
Did you see your tin yet? :~))

Well, from what you say, he certainly didn't die in the kitchen slaving over a hot stove, lol!

Wow, hey, big spender! Bet they look gr8, too!

Thank You, have seen my tin, and look forward to having it. :-)

Dammit! forgot to submit again! Story of my life!
Of course he did, no point in having a dog & barking yourself! LOL!
They do look good, just put a pic up!
Glad you like the tin!

lovely photo David

Om mani padme hung...

Ohm Amideva Hri...
Good morning!