For a slightly cooler day, I figured I'd look back to last summer. This is a shot of some students walking home from school past the Princeton Healing Garden, located off the intersection of 10th Street and Tuscaloosa Avenue, SW in the Arlington-West End neighborhood. The garden was designed to serve therapeutic purposes particularly for the residents of the nearby Princeton Towers. This is one of many ecoscapes developed in part by the Southern Environmental Center at Birmingham-Southern College.
Tuesday, March 14, 2006
Check out the entrance to the garden
For a slightly cooler day, I figured I'd look back to last summer. This is a shot of some students walking home from school past the Princeton Healing Garden, located off the intersection of 10th Street and Tuscaloosa Avenue, SW in the Arlington-West End neighborhood. The garden was designed to serve therapeutic purposes particularly for the residents of the nearby Princeton Towers. This is one of many ecoscapes developed in part by the Southern Environmental Center at Birmingham-Southern College.
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