The 43-acre estate formerly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bailey was known to them as Munnysunk. The property includes a mid-1800's house and a magnificent collection of plants and trees, many exceedingly rare. Of the 600 different kinds of trees, many species came from other parts of the United States and from distant countries around the world -- wherever the temperate climate conditions resembled those of the northeastern United States, and Long Island in particular.
Hello,
I am very interested in having my wedding next fall at Bailey. I was wondering if you would share the approximate date you took these photos. I would like the scenery to be just as you've captured it here. Also, do you do wedding photography!?
Thank you,
Rose Moser
These photos are so incredibly beautiful that I can only say this is the most spectacular gallery I've seen. Although your other galleries set the bar really high, this is over the top. Thanks for sharing such beauty. Voted
Dave Berry
Guest
01-Feb-2009 12:03
I like the isolated shots of these beautiful leaves.
You have a wonderful ability to create beautiful compositions. How can anyone NOT call photography "art"? The formations and reflections almost out-weigh the intense saturation of fall colors. The reflections look like abstract water colors. -Voted-
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