Emil

After Leaving Longwood and making an urgent stop in Lancaster for beer, I went on to Hershey. While touring the Hershey Museum, I heard mention of Hershey Gardens which I hadn't known about.

Perched up on the hill overlooking Hershey Park is Milton Hershey's garden. What started as a rose garden in 1937 is now 37 acres of diverse settings. I took a morning off from the RV show, walked the grounds and spent almost an hour in the butterly atrium.

I found it easier to photograph butterflies in this contained setting than it normally is outdoors, despite taking a hit in the light level. Info on the atrium -- http://www.hersheygardens.org/conservatory/butterfly-atrium