Adams Garden | One Day, One Step at a Time | Colonial Williamsburg
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The year had steadily marched forward, bringing its many seasons of change, and it finally led us back to Colonial Williamsburg during the fall. This is a place we love to spend time, especially at this point in the year.
When tough decisions and sudden changes arise, Williamsburg has a way of helping us breathe more gently. It provides a calming backdrop for reflection and offers the space to consider the road ahead.
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Like every other trip, this visit held a handful of special purposes. One of them was an afternoon walk together that led us into a lush garden across the street from Merchant’s Square.
A short stroll brought us to a white picket fence, draped with shrubbery in places. Inside, a serene hideaway awaited, full of vibrant plants, jubilant flowers, and an impressive array of delicate autumn leaves that had not yet floated away for the year.
This little garden became a capsule for reflection on the past few months of our lives. We entered it seeking calm, clarity, and a quiet moment to appreciate just how far we have come.