4147Another stop by Tsuru Island. A couple of little cozy bits.
Reviewing these pictures brings a sort of peace, and tells me one thing about Tsuru Island ... it's not about how big it is, but how sincere. As Japanese gardens go, it's modest, but it's meaningful. Remembering it is a nourishing thing to do.
To view things in a Western way, as I'm prone to do, it punches above its weight.
There's a gazebo at the center, and in a future entry I'll share a picture of the whole, but for the moment, this part means a great deal to me emotionally:
And here's something that's just ineffably charming. It stands and speaks for itself. It's adjacent to the gazebo.
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