Tuesday, February 22, 2011

Watery Wednesday

These water lilies are growing in one of the water features of Cook and Phillip Park Aquatic and Fitness Centre, located near St Marys Cathedral in the heart of the Sydney CBD.


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16 comments:

Verna Luga said...

So beautiful Eden.. it's like a sun coming out in the middle of the lake.. pretty..
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Lina Gustina said...

Pretty shots! Love it...

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Rick said...

Beautiful flowers !! My pond in Canada is still frozen solid but I hope by June to have some beauties like this.

Lovely shots !

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Faythe said...

Such a lovely yellow! I am trying to soak up the sun reflected off the warm waters... as I am frozen in ice here in WI, USA. Faythe @ GMT

Anonymous said...

oh glad to know and see that they also come in different colors.

Hootin Anni said...

So beautiful...love the yellow blossom.

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Do stop by, if you have time, to visit - hope your day is terrific.

Arija said...

they are very beautiful and I always applaud flowers in public places.

Dhemz said...

wow! that is one gorgeous shot teEden...love it...very nice!

Ash said...

Gorgeous! Oh,and what a lovely coincidence. I posted a photo of a pink lotus on my blog today :-)

Great minds think alike :-P

Karen said...

Water lilies are so beautiful. Great shots.

Kim, USA said...

I remember when I was young the elders told us not to play with water lilies it's the house of the fairies ^_^ Great shot!
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DawnTreader said...

Makes me long for summer! (all still frozen here)

Jag said...

I like the second photo. The lilies looked like clovers floating on water hehehe...

Arvin U. de la Peña said...

naalala ko ang minsan na habang may palaka sa water lilly ay tinirador ko..buti hindi tinamaan..nahulog sa tubig ang palaka kasi ang tinamaan ang water lilly..

Jeevan said...

Very beautiful capture and excellent pond!

Raft3r said...

great photos, as always
=)