The Gazeebook

This is an e-book of original photographs dedicated to the Gazebo, defined as "a roofed structure that offers an open view of the surrounding area, typically used for relaxation or entertainment." You can follow The Gazeebook by submitting your email address. Click the box marked "Follow." If you would like to add a photo of a gazebo or another gazebo-like structure to this blog, please email a jpeg to me and identify its approximate location. I will credit the photo to your name.

Soquel, California

Land of Medicine Buddha.
Photo credit: Lupe Trinidad.

Sabine Parish, Louisiana

Wildwood Resort, Toledo Bend. Photo credit: Lisa D. Smith

Sabine Parish, Louisiana

Wildwood Resort, Toledo Bend.
Photo credit; Lisa D. Smith.

Las Vegas, Nevada

Gazebo at The Mirage.
Photo credit: Zachary Gautney.

Las Vegas, Nevada

Undisclosed Las Vegas location (!). Photo credit: Zachary Gautney.

San Juan Bautista, California

St, Francis Retreat in the Gabilan Range.

Floor pattern and bench.

Ceiling pattern.

San Juan Bautista, California

San Juan Bautista State Park grounds leading to the Thomas Church gazebo.

San Juan Bautista, California

Winter Solstice sunrise ceremony. Thomas Church gazebo in background.
Photo credit: Jessie O'Malley Solis.

Penneshaw, Australia

Kangaroo Island. Photo credit: Ilia Carson-Letelier.

Adelaide, Australia

Photo credit: Ilia Carson-Letelier.

Dothan, Alabama

A brand new gazebo...

...now complete. Photo credits: Jessica Gautney.

Big Pine, California

Gazeebook's greatist hits.

San Juan Bautista, California

You can never have too many gazebos.

Mt. Umunhum, California

Near the end of the trail and by the corral.

Mt. Umunhum, California

Another shelter near the summit, next to the horse corral and trough at the end of the hiking trail.

Mt. Umunhum, California

Mt. Umunhum summit, south of Los Gatos, CA. Views include Mt. Hamilton, Mt. Diablo,
Mt. Tamalpais, and Loma Prieta Peak. Great trail from the Bald Mountain trailhead in
the Sierra Azul Open Space Preserve. Part of the Bay Area Ridge Trail system.

Capitola, California

New Brighton State Beach mega-zebo.
Photo credit: Anita Kane.

Tucson, Arizona

Suburban, sort of soccer-mom-avant-garde, gazebo-ish shade structure.
Photo credit: Lisa D. Smith.

Big Hole Battlefield National Monument, Montana

Was the tipi the original gazebo? Photo credit (1979): Michael E. Ostdick.

Willcox, Arizona

Sturdy downtown historic park shelter near the Rex Allen Museum.
Photo credit: Lisa D. Smith.

Portland, Oregon

Forest Park arbor designed by famous architects the Olmstead brothers.
Photo credit: Michael E. Ostdick

Washington State

Somewhere on the coast of Washington, 1985.
Photo credit: Michael E. Ostdick.

San Juan Bautista, California

Almost gone now, an aging side yard arbor for rest and reflection.

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