Krohn Conservatory Christmas Display

Posted on December 19, 2013 by Travel Spirit

The Krohn Conservatory Christmas Display in Cincinnati, Ohio is simply beautiful! As I watched small children running from display to display, I felt like one of them, excited every time I took a photograph. I almost tripped a few of them as I was running from spot to spot! Poinsettias were everywhere!

Here’s the John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge that spans the Ohio River from Cincinnati to Covington, Kentucky. Mr. Roebling also designed the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City!

The colorful and intoxicating display of flowers and plants was almost overwhelming!

The cute trains chugging along, high and low, brought back memories of a Christmas long ago…

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The Enchanted Forest at the Krohn Conservatory (Part II)

Posted on February 16, 2013 by Travel Spirit

Hopefully, you read Park I of my Enchanted Forest at the Krohn Conservatory yesterday. If not, you can read it here. I like being a Tourist in my own City!

The Waterfall at the Krohn Conservatory is lovely! I fooled around with the Aperture and was able to get that silky effect. It’s on my “to-do list” to learn more about my camera!

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The Enchanted Forest at the Krohn Conservatory

Posted on February 15, 2013 by Travel Spirit

The Enchanted Forest is one of the many amazing events and displays that the Krohn Conservatory in Cincinnati, Ohio hosts. Yesterday, my friend Gina and I were definitely enchanted with their forest! As a Tourist in my City…it’s fun to find inexpensive ($3.00), yet really cool things to do!

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WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge: Unique

Posted on February 2, 2013 by Travel Spirit

“Unique” is the WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge this week. I didn’t have to search for long before coming across a few that seem “Unique” to me. A couple of years ago, the Krohn Conservatory in Cincinnati, Ohio had their yearly Butterfly Exhibition, featuring butterflys from Brazil. It was a great opportunity to take photographs of beautiful butterflys interacting with children and adults!