To me it's my history, present and future ....and for everyone else, too. Whether you have heard of the Royal Botanic Gardens, or not, Kew Gardens, as I normally choose to write of it, and think of it, is a site of huge importance to mankind, throughout the ages.
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| A much favourite plant - the Hellebore - seen in March 2013 |
When I'm visiting its green and hallowed pathways and byways, it's in the constant expectation of meeting an historic vision of people in 16th - 18th century dress, of seeing famous gardeners, such as Capability Brown, about their work, and of the possibility of stepping back in time through a secret and hidden door.
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| Snowdrops in March 2013 |
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| Sackler Crossing |
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| The Chinese Pagoda built in the 18th c. and still standing today |
Well, more on the history of Kew another time but, how about some of my photos of Kew right now, while I'm getting on with my research?
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| The lake |
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| The Japanese Garden |
Enjoy my photos while I put a few words together, and I'll get back to you shortly.
Toodle oo
Daisy
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