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Finding inspiration in the garden
Date: 5/2/2012 Album ID: 1462705
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Foil symbols of Buddha and Virginia Tech football decorate one of five crape myrtle trees at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden. The hanging art is part of the Hope Tree Project. Students from local high schools made hundreds of symbols representing their hopes, dreams, or aspirations for themselves or their community. The outdoor exhibit runs through July 4.
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A foil symbol hangs from one of five crape myrtle trees at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden. The hanging art is part of the Hope Tree Project. Students from local high schools made hundreds of symbols representing their hopes, dreams, or aspirations for themselves or their community. The outdoor exhibit runs through July 4.
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A visitor walks past some of the fifteen selected paintings and drawings by botanical illustrations instrucrors and students at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden. The exhibit runs from April 28 to June 3. The works in this photo are (from left) Flowering Crabapple, by Judy Thomas; Quince, by Patricia Terry; and Queen Anne's Lace, by Ann Baker.
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