Last weekend while taking pictures of covered bridges, I detoured over (or through) one of the bridges to Windsor, VT, the home of the Path of Life Sculpure Garden.
“Visitors experience the story of the great circle of life while traveling through sculptures of varying sizes and materials. Inspired by a famous garden in Europe, these eighteen works of art symbolize the journey from birth to death and beyond.” Source
I would like to have explored more but it was nearing 90 degrees Farenheit and I was in direct sun. I skipped doing the labrynth and a couple of the sculptures.
“The garden is located in a 14-acre of field of trails, wildflowers and open spaces on the banks of the Connecticut River. The path is also home to some of a 5+ mile trail network, groomed in the winter for dogsledding, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing.“
The above images give you some sense of the labrynth. Maybe next time.
Milford Street 
Some great shots on a sunny day! I need to visit this place at some point 😊
It went right on my day trips list! Windsor is a couple of hours from where I live.
I’ve had the pleasure of visiting once, it really is a beautiful place! 🌷
Nice. I want to go back. Maybe in the fall.
Me too! I really loved it the first time 😊🌸
I’m looking forward to my visit!
Thank you so much. 😀
My pleasure, as always 🌷
wow, charred wood, what creativity. Good morning!
That’s the one that caught my eye, too.
It is great.
Good morning. I agree. This is a beautiful place. Have a great day.
😎 cool Chris enjoy your summer days ☀️ smiles Hedy
Thank you, Hedy. Smiles back. Have a great weekend.
Interesting place for some creative photography!
Definitely. You could do a lot here.
such a beautiful place! great shots!
😊 Thank you so much.
I looked at your photos and it reminded me of New Zealand for the wooden figures looked like the tiki gods of NZ. The red blocks reminded me of Tibet where these resemble the turning wheels of Tibetan Buddhism. Nice indeed! Reminded me of my Rinpoche too 🙂
I think they are trying to represent a lot of different cultures here. Have a great day, Garfield.
Aah you maybe right here! You have a great Sunday too!😃
Cool Chris! Great bright and sunny shots. I really like the peek into the labrynth. I understand though when it’s too hot it’s just no fun. Happy Saturday to you my friend! 🌞
Thank you, Sandra. It was a pretty day but really warm. I’d like to return in the fall. Have a great day. 😊
Will do, you too buddy!
From charred wood!? 😍 Amazing.😍
I thought that was a creative way to mimic the dark stone of the Easter Island sculptures. Take care. 😊
Indeed. You too.😊
Beautifully captured shots!!
Thank you. It’s a great location for photography. Have a great evening.
I could gauge that! Have a good day!!
Very cool spot!
It is a great spot.
How wonderful to have so many of these places close by. Neat shots and the labyrinth was neat. You show us again on a cooler day… Have a wonderful week!
Thank you. You as well, Nancy.
Looks serene!
It’s a really calm and tranquil place. Thank you for the comment.
Love the head sculptures and the pic of the boards sans reclining visitors. At first I thought it was a flower sculpture and the boards were the petals. 😄
I think the boards in that arrangement is supposed to remind one of flowers.
Sculpture park? Genius. I was expecting some sort of deep allegory. Great article – well done. 🙂
Thank you so much. I appreciate that.
You’re more than welcome to the little I gave. 😉