Elizabeth makes excellent use of color in an area that includes a lot of shade. The Bard and Breakfast was on the garden walk in Stratford last year so you know these gardens are special. So here are a few pictures I took while I was there and if they entice you to visit this city I am sure you won't regret it. You might also want to see one of the wonderful plays while you are there. I thoroughly enjoyed Jacques Brel and Evita, but whichever plays you see, don't miss Elizabeth's gardens!
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Thursday, September 23, 2010
Staying in Stratford Ontario at the Bard and Breakfast
I recently made a trip to Stratford, Ontario to see some plays. The plays are not the only reason for visiting this beautiful city. I have been staying at a bed and breakfast place called "The Bard and Breakfast" the last few times I have visited because I so enjoy the gardens. I also enjoy my host, Elizabeth, a congenial lady, which is what you might expect since she is a wonderful gardener.
Elizabeth makes excellent use of color in an area that includes a lot of shade. The Bard and Breakfast was on the garden walk in Stratford last year so you know these gardens are special. So here are a few pictures I took while I was there and if they entice you to visit this city I am sure you won't regret it. You might also want to see one of the wonderful plays while you are there. I thoroughly enjoyed Jacques Brel and Evita, but whichever plays you see, don't miss Elizabeth's gardens!


Elizabeth makes excellent use of color in an area that includes a lot of shade. The Bard and Breakfast was on the garden walk in Stratford last year so you know these gardens are special. So here are a few pictures I took while I was there and if they entice you to visit this city I am sure you won't regret it. You might also want to see one of the wonderful plays while you are there. I thoroughly enjoyed Jacques Brel and Evita, but whichever plays you see, don't miss Elizabeth's gardens!
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