SLC32-W2 ||The Real Video Vlogging Adventure Challenge

Thanks for "The Real Video Vlogging Adventure Challenge Week-2. @alejos7ven & @nevlu123

Natural environment, walking, watching people's leisure moment are my favorite vlogging captures. And yes that's true when we go for vlogging, we see something totally unexpected events which are not only funny but against the rules of the venue. That also true that these don't happen every time but I will highlight one such event here.

During your video vlogging experience, what attracted you the most in the park and why?

You see guys Floriade is an annual celebration in Commonwealth Park in Canberra, Australia, that takes place in September through October and it goes on for thirty days. In fact this is the beginning of spring in Southern hemisphere.

 
You asked what attracts me most my answer is multiple as it is one of the most spectacular display of over one million blooms transforming the park into a vibrant living canvas.

Just look at these colorful flower beds, creatively designed garden where they set an annual theme for every year. For instance the theme for the coming season is “Feast of Flowers” when I will be there to watch it. I never miss it since I shifted to Canberra in 2018 from Sydney.

And that's not all but this festival offers different entertainment including music, arts, cultural showcases, gardening workshops, food and wine experiences, and family-friendly activities.

And yes the festival is free during day time but they charge fee for NightFest, the festival’s evening program with horticultural illuminations and after-dark entertainment, adds magical appeal.

So Floriade is free entry, which shows spring atmosphere in full colors is an opportunity to experience nature’s beauty.

Did you notice any interesting, funny, or unexpected moment while recording your vlog? Describe it briefly.

While walking through Floriade's flower beds, I noticed something unexpected, funny and slightly amusing. An Asian woman was sitting on the colorful flowers, maybe she wasn't aware that she was crushing the delicate petals beneath her.

The contrast was striking as you can see her calm, relaxed posture against the carefully arranged, flowers meant for viewing, not sitting. I felt concern for the flowers and amusement at her casual behavior so I took a picture but by the time I shifted to video mode the local guards approached her with their "please don't touch" spirit of the garden.

It sure was a funny moment that scene reminding me that festivals like this bring together people from all backgrounds with different understandings of garden etiquette. She stood up but she looked puzzled.

How did the natural environment, visitors, and overall atmosphere of the park make your vlog more enjoyable?

The park’s natural environment makes my visit incredibly enjoyable. The fresh air, lush greenery, and so many people watching more than a million colorful tulips that looked so create a soothing and beautiful beyond describing in words so I leave it up to you to decide.