Confederation Square is the very heart of Ottawa, where the National War Memorial is surrounded by landmarks like The Chambers, Parliament Hill, the Chateau Laurier, and the National Arts Centre. I paid a visit late one day to photograph the tulips around the place.
Planters are found on the grounds of the Memorial, as well as adjacent sidewalks.
There are also flowerbeds lining around the Memorial perimeter, with tulips growing.
Off to the west side of the Memorial, I took this shot looking towards Parliament Hill.
And a bit of a walk further, a close up of tulips in a planter.
Pretty views of the memorial and the tulips.
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DeleteSuch a festivity to see these tulips
ReplyDeleteDefinitely.
Delete...the War Memorial was well designed and the tulips add a lot of beauty..
ReplyDeleteI agree.
DeleteIt looks lovely around the memorial!
ReplyDeleteYes it does.
DeleteAll delightful captures!
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DeleteThe tulips look lovely around the memorial, William.
ReplyDeleteThey do.
DeleteThese are quite lovely to see.
ReplyDeleteVery much so.
DeleteGood to see the flowers around the National War Memorial on the 80th commemoration of D-day.
ReplyDeleteA fitting day to post from here.
DeleteBeautiful. I spent many a spring day tiptoeing through the tulips of Ottawa with my young children.
ReplyDeleteA good memory.
DeleteWonderful colors of the city photos ~ thanks,
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