Dale Chihuly – Glass at Kew Gardens
I’ll let the photos do the …
Kew Gardens
Kew Gardens – a taste of Autumn in late October
A beautiful cycle ride along the towpath from Teddington Lock, past Petersham Meadows, Richmond and on towards Kew, with Syon …
The Great Pagoda at Kew Gardens – there be fearsome Dragons
The newly restored Great Pagoda at Kew Gardens, replete with fearsome dragons. Built in 1762, it was one of a …
Windsor Great Park, a breezy cycle ride, a little Polo, wildflower meadows, two monarchs on horseback, a lovely picnic and a look around the shop …
A most perfect afternoon, taking the bikes out to Windsor Great Park. Right around the lake, Virginia Water, stopping at …
A few hours at Kew Gardens – the newly re-opened Temperate House, Alliums on the Broadwalk, treetop walkway, the Hive, gorgeous Wisteria, a Rhododendron or three, and laburnum arches, waterlilies, the Davies Alpine House and Rock Garden, peonies galore, many remarkable trees, a Japanese landscape and the Pagoda … and much more-
If a picture is worth a thousand words, here’s a million. Kew Gardens today. Amazing, as ever –
A birthday treat to myself – a day trip to Thailand …
While the Beast from the East continues to freeze and snow lies deep and crisp and even on the ground, …
A little Kew Miscellany – everything else from a chill Tuesday in January (or Heraldic Beasts and where to find them)
Just mopping up with the remainder of the photographs taken last week when I headed off to Kew Gardens, warmed …
A ‘Meet the Experts Tour’at Kew Gardens – Snowdrops (Galanthophiles Rule OK) – and my first sighting of the newest species in the club, Galanthus trojanus
Such a treat, earlier this week, attending one of Kew Gardens’ Meet the Experts Tours. Every Tuesday throughout the year …
Looking for a January Getaway? A tropical holiday? Try Kew Gardens
A dull day, yesterday, with a chill wind and a fine mist of rain oftentimes so it was glorious …
