Change is good
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Still involved with family activities, but we were able to visit this place today and it was worth every minute of the time it took to get there.
How truly gratifying it is to see that the landscaping tradition as embodied by the work of Roberto Burle Marx lives on in such a lovely place.
Pictures upon my return next week.
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