Thursday, June 21, 2012

View at Como Park Pavilion


This photo was taken from the rear of Como Park Pavilion, which overlooks the lake. It's a terrific spot for walking, reflecting, visiting with friends and just relaxing.
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18 comments:

  1. Dave-CostaRicaDailyPhoto.com5:34 AM

    Perhaps they named the park and lake after Lake Como, Italy, one of our favorite places.

    I added to my post for tomorrow some information about lobsters in our area in response to your question about the name for Langosta beach. THank you, as always, for your comments

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  2. EG CameraGirl6:57 AM

    Neat view through the fence. Are those roses? Whatever, they sure are pretty.

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  3. Kathy7:10 AM

    Very pretty. What are the flowering trees? They look much like the crape myrtles we have here and throughout the South.

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  4. john bain7:18 AM

    This is a very nice photograph. Lots of little frames with their different views.

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  5. Janey and Co.7:31 AM

    Such a peaceful photo. I like how you have us peering through the railing.

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  6. parker7:59 AM

    The good people of St. Paul have a beautiful place in Como Park. Their civic pride is reflected in your pics!

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  7. Sharon9:03 AM

    Looks like a beautiful spot to enjoy the outdoors.

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  8. Judy9:19 AM

    Very pretty indeed!

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  9. PerthDailyPhoto10:43 AM

    It certainly does look like a relaxing spot. How funny is it Kate that today is your longest day and here in Oz it's our shortest..

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  10. Teresa5:21 PM

    I have been there, many moons ago!

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  11. Randy8:20 PM

    Nice blooms on the trees.

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  12. Library Jewel8:33 PM

    I love that railing and the beautiful building! Do you walk around the lake often?

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  13. Lowell5:06 AM

    Como Park was always a nice place to visit, although living on the other side of Mpls we didn't visit often. My sister-in-law and her clan does, though. They love it!

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  14. Kay11:00 AM

    What a pretty place! It looks so nice from all perspectives.

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  15. Genie -- Paris and Beyond1:35 PM

    Nicely balanced and composed, you leave us wanting to get closer to the railing and peer down into the water below.

    Bises,
    Genie

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  16. Unknown4:14 AM

    Nicely composed, Kate!

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  17. Rae Walter8:30 AM

    You have a very inviting capture here of the park Kate. Looks like a fabulous place to visit and enjoy.

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  18. Gunn1:05 AM

    I love the view and the way you composed this.

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