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| Kew Gardens ~ 16 April 2006 |
We have been to Kew Gardens a couple of times, at different times of the year. We have seen a lot and will go back and bring a picnic next time!
There are 300 acres to see after all!
The gardens are a mix of order and wildness it seems to me. They have formal landscaped sections, green houses and less cultivated areas. |
| Kew Gardens ~ 16 April 2006 |
|  | There is much history, in the flora and fauna, as well as in the science of what goes on here at Kew Gardens.
They are world-reknown for various scientific breakthroughs. I will be writing more about these soon! |
Please note: as Kew Gardens is in Greater London, some of its tips and information may relate to my London page too. If you have rated my London page already with a similar tip, please do not rate this one. Thanks! | | | Kew Gardens ~ 16 April 2006 |
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| Pros: | "Beautiful in all seasons" | | Cons: | "Stay away on busy days, like Easter!" | | In A Nutshell: | "Lots to see!; productive in its scientific approach" |
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HORSCHECK Sun Jun 10, 2007 19:01 UTC
Fabulous little page with brilliant photos. Well done. :-) | toonsarah Sun Jan 14, 2007 11:55 UTC
A lovely little page about a beautiful place. Shame it's no longer "In for a penny" ;) | TheWanderingCamel Sat Jan 13, 2007 11:57 UTC
I used to live just outside the main gates of Kew - it cost 1p to go in, I used to walk through every day on my way home from the station. I love that place! leyle | Pawtuxet Fri Jan 12, 2007 13:08 UTC
Thanks for the helpful tip re: the blue medallions. So...Queen Charlotte was fortunate to die in this place surrounded by flowers..not a bad way to go. BTW...my daughter shares your passion with paper. |
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