Maple Leaf

Maple Leaf- Blue mountain
May 1, 2017 


Weekend leisure holiday, choose one day to the blue mountains to relax the mood, to take some pictures to see the maple leaf, beauty, leisure walk in the woods is a kind of enjoyment or relax it, and with family and friends for a Picnic
         Magnificent blue mountain - amazingly it's free to hang out here.

The trees sparkle in delectable shades of peach, plum and lemon or glitter like gold, amethyst and ruby. The weather is mild, the air crisp, the sky blue beyond a scaffold of coloured leaves. A blitzkrieg of delighted tourists ascend on the gardens, cafés and side-walks. This is autumn in the Blue Mountains on one of those blissful fine days that generally makes one feel glad to be alive.

Location




Here open at Monday - Friday: 9.00 am - 5.30 pm
                      Saturday, Sunday and public holidays: 9.30 am - 5.30 pm

More information you can click here: https://www.bluemountainsbotanicgarden.com.au/
or call to them: (02) 9809 9222 


Author:Frank Zhang
Location: Bells Line of Rd, Mount Tomah NSW 2758澳大利亚

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