I’m sharing a dozen garden paths we can imagine strolling up as (almost) a final hurrah for Becky’s January Squares.
They include angular paths and curved ones, wide and narrow paths, dominant ones and paths so unassuming we barely notice they’re there, in quite a range of materials, too. I’ll let the pictures do the talking:
After looking through these sunny scenes, I’m going to wrap up well, brace myself, and go out for my government-allocated exercise in a very windy Darwen. I hope the weather is more balmy where you are!
Susan Rushton 
oh, I do like “At One garden by Will Williams” — I can just imagine meandering along the path, stopping here and there to peer more closely, and then relaxing onto that inviting seating.
I’m glad you could imagine yourself walking through it. That one was a prize winning garden and a few people have picked it out here.
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I love gardens, too! That’s a beautiful collection of garden pictures.
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed them.
A fitting ending to the series
I was a bit unsure about cropping them square but they seemed to work alright.
What a fantastic range of styles you’ve found. This is a lovely – and fascinating – gallery. I bet you’re huddled round a fire as you read this, with tea and crumpets, after the walk you’ll have had.
Do hot cross buns count?
They do not! I was brought up in a house where hot cross buns couldn’t be eaten before Good Friday. I’m no longer quite such a purist, but there is a small voice inside me saying ‘Not Allowed!’
Lovely images – they make me long to be outside in a warm, sunny garden!
Sigh!
What a gorgeous selection of photos – I can’t wait for the moment we’re all released!
Me neither. They are a bit of a tease at the moment.
Wow, I’ll take a vacation in any of these gardens please. Beautiful!
Stunning! Makes me want to get away
A very interesting selection – well observed and nicely composed.
Thanks, Louis!