We took a quick trip to John F Kennedy Arboretum yesterday. This botanical park, resting on the slopes of Sliabh Coillte in Co. Wexford, is home to over 4,000 different species of trees.
Greeting us when we arrived was a a path, strewn in all directions by purple rhododendron flowers. I took an photo with Instagram that captures the moment very well.
John F Kennedy park was a regular place for us to go when I was a child. I think I was usually quite bored there, as trees and flowers did nothing for me. Ā Over the past few years, I have gained an interest in trees, so every time I come back there now, I learn something new.
It’s a delightful, tastefully designed park that is becoming even more graceful with age. It is a wonderful amenity in Ireland’s South East. I’ll be back again soon.
Passive Impressions 
Purple haze? No! Purple rain flowering to perfection! š
Interesting how, as we grow older, we appreciate all these things so much more.
Absolutely. It’s really a very interesting place.
haven’t been there a while. planning to visit saltees in june, so might stop by on my way back:)
Oh! I’ve been to the Saltees a few times. No place like it in Ireland. Incredible diversity of bird life.