Anytime I find myself in Tacoma, Washington, I make a point of visiting the W.W. Seymour Botanical Conservatory in Wright Park. The building is filled with beautiful, interesting plants (many with dazzlingly flowers). It's one of Tacoma's best rainy day spots for a photographer like me, but on the day Elaine and I visited in May 2018 the weather was spectacular, so we were able to wander around the adjacent Wright Park. It is home to a number of interesting statues, including a bust of the playwright Henrik Ibsen.
W.W. Seymour Botanical Conservatory, May 2018
Anytime I find myself in Tacoma, Washington, I make a point of visiting the W.W. Seymour Botanical Conservatory in Wright Park. The building is filled with beautiful, interesting plants (many with dazzlingly flowers). It's one of Tacoma's best rainy day spots for a photographer like me, but on the day Elaine and I visited in May 2018 the weather was spectacular, so we were able to wander around the adjacent Wright Park. It is home to a number of interesting statues, including a bust of the playwright Henrik Ibsen.
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