Sitting on 163 acres in northern Florida, the beguiling Wesley House and Eden Gardens harbor a mix of good and bad history and generations of inhabititants. You’ll learn their stories during the tour. But my favorite part was mingling with the many oak tree sentinels, towering above the house with twisted gnarly branches, breezy moss and a canopy of shade. Take a tour with me and follow my feet…
The graves of Margaret and Raymond Robins. Mosaic Monday.
“This book is unsettling in the best way, slow, atmospheric, and deeply human.” ~ Frank Rojas
A beautiful place with a rich history. Love the flowers. Wow.
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It’s a beautiful place.
Sitting at an airport with rather slow wifi (what a hardship!). This looks like a great place to visit!
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Hello Sharon,
Great tour of the Wesley House and the gardens. I love all the beautiful trees, the flowers and butterfly.
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So much history to explore, and the gardens and trees are beautiful too. Have a wonderful week. I am joining you at Travel Tuesday linkup.
The oaks sound magical, like storytellers in the breeze.
Loved walking along with your words.
This is a beautiful place. Thank you for taking us along for the tour and thank you for linking up.
An interesting and beautiful locaton. Somehow the Spanish moss adds to the beauty and gives it a sense of mystery!
Love the history.
Wow, what a great place. Old house, big oak trees, interesting and compelling history. Sign me up. And then some ancient history. Hunting sloths, wow!
I love gnarly old oak trees dripping with moss. Very atmospheric. Most history has the bad with the good, but it looks like a wonderful place to visit and enjoy.
Hello Sharon,
Wonderful pictures. So fantastic to see that big and very old tree.
Funny with that stairs to above. So amazing.
Many greetings,
Marco