Contrasting bright colours of 3 different types of tulips create a nice example of the diversity and beauty of tulips.

ST. BRENDAN'S MOTEL is located on the tip of the Northern Penninsula of Newfoundland and enjoys the priviledge of being completely SURROUNDED BY NATURAL BEAUTY from both Land and Sea. Upon your visit, you are Guaranteed to experience some of the most BREATH-TAKING AND PICTURESQUE VIEWS you...

'Holland Beauty' tulips are very appropriate for the occassion during the Ottawa Tulip Festival, 2009.

Each Spring, inspiration is born out of the beauty of tulips, with over 300,000 tulips in Commissioners Park, Ottawa, Ontario. May, 2009.

A bed of 'Beauty of Apeldoorn' Tulips make for nice stroll through the park durng the Ottawa Tulip Festival, 2009.

Young and old, Tulips with their variety and beauty, are a World favourite all around.

A slab of Labradorite displays the brilliant colours reflected from it, similar to gas floating in water. Popular for it's aesthetic beauty, Labradorite is used to make jewelry with as well as for flooring, like marble would be.

Waves of brightly coloured tulips crash upon green bushes, showing us an example of Mother Nature's beauty in diversity. [Picture 8 of 8 in the Series]

A small park with picnic tables give people a chance to enjoy a meal while taking in the beauty of the sea.

A flower garden of red 'Beauty of Apeldoorm' tulips at the annual Ottawa Tulip Festival.