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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Take a quick vacation with Steve and Marnie! Fight for a little Joy ... Knowing there is still beauty in this world! That's Right People...In this hard life journey...It's not ALL Crap!
This is one of the most beautiful place in Hawaii. If you want to take same amazing instagram photos, this is the place to come!
Join Marnie and I as we visit the Most Beautiful Gardens. Fight for Joy, Take a Mini-Vacation and LIVE!
We visit the best Japanese and Botanic Gardens that we can find or that you recommend. We have visited gardens of Texas, gardens of Hawaii, gardens of Minnesota and Gardens of all over the United States. Our hope is to one day film gardens of the world. We would love to start with Kew Gardens and the thousands of gardens in Great Britain, but for now these are the best garden's we have explored in the United States.
I find that one of the best ways to learn "How to Plan a Garden" is to visit quality gardens. If you can't visit them all in person, subscribe to channels like ours that can take you there.
My goal is to help you to be immersed in the beauty of these spectacular pieces of art. We do this for our own Soul Care as a part of our Fight for Joy. We found ourselves at a place in our lives where we were wondering how to find joy in life among all the difficult things we were facing. it's amazing what the Beauty of God and creativity of an artist can do for your own soul care....to learn to slow down and smell the roses...to be still...! How do you deal with chaos? By intentionally forcing yourself to slow down and not let chaos steal your time and energy.
The beauty of these gardens, set to beautiful Jazz and Folk Music have helped many people find some peace and solitude. For others, these videos are filled with ideas for how to garden. They also help in How to plant flowers with various designs and even help give some ideas on how to grow your vegetables.
Garden design can take on many shapes from formal gardens to cottage gardens, from wild flowers to Japanese tea gardens. Come explore with us and find out what you might want to create in your own back yard!
Mahalo for the tour. The Hala tree has an unusual looking fruit that looks a bit like a ripe pineapple. I remember a few tourists seeing hala and thinking pineapples grew on trees. Kudos trying to pronounce Ho'omaluhia. Try breaking the word up into four parts, Ho-o mahloo he ah. The single quote mark is the 'okina a glottal stop pronounced like "oh-oh."
Thanks that helps. I think since then I got it down…but it took awhile. I always wants to pronounce words as the locals would and not take on an attitude that I can just choose my own way, but sometimes it’s a struggle! Haha!
@@gardensteeleaway673 I know how you feel! As a kid, I lived on O'ahu for a long while in the 60s and early 70s so my pronunciation was fairly good to passable. Not so good now