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Wow! Awesome views!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Tiina!
DeleteHi - It looks like you had a great time In Kew Gardens. Your photos are fantastic. Sorry the UK weather has turned chilly for you
ReplyDeleteBest wishes
Maureen
Maureen, it's so nice to see you again! It was a bit cool, but maybe, because of that there were very few people, and I almost had the garden all for myself! Our trip to Europe was in May, and I posted 3 photo-stories then: http://tanyasgarden.blogspot.com/2013/05/3-queens-garden-and-royal-kitchens.html and two others.
DeleteI hope your autumn is warm and dry! Well, mostly warm and dry...
So close up and personal getting to see the details always amazes me.
ReplyDeleteHave to say I can't pick one picture as a favorite each one is unique.
As always thanks for sharing.
Linda
Linda, I'm glad you liked the pictures! Thank you!
DeleteThe photos are fabulous! Those trees are amazing. They seem to have such personality. I also loved the bird photos, especially that peacock that obviously was quite anxious to be in the photos! :)
ReplyDeleteHolley, thank you! It was time when I liked mostly flowers. Then came grasses and trees and shrubs and their bark!
Deletelove the old tree's !!!
ReplyDeletegwenniesgarden, me too, me too! Thank you! They have a character!
DeleteJust divine...I was continuing to go back to see these over and over
ReplyDeleteDonna, it makes me happy knowing that my blogging friends enjoy these images of the beautiful old trees! Thank you!
DeleteGreat pictures from Kew Tatyana, and to think, living in the UK and I have never visited.
ReplyDeleteHi Alistair! I'm glad you liked the pictures, and I hope you visit the Kew one day!
DeleteI remember visiting Kew many years ago in 1992, I think. I was so impressed. I have a nice photo of the Palm House, and I recall that we had lunch or tea in the Orangery. And I remember being in awe of the old trees. Your photos are fabulous. Thank you for bringing back happy memories!
ReplyDeleteDorothy, yes, they serve lunch in the Orangery! I had salmon, and it was great! Those old trees are extraordinary!
DeleteBeautiful, Tatyana! Thanks for sharing highlights of your visit!
ReplyDeletePlantPosting, thank you for stopping by!
DeleteAlthough I don't always comment, I always enjoy reading your posts and seeing your fabulous photos. Thanks for sharing--brings back memories of my own visit to Kew Gardens.
ReplyDeleteFreda, I appreciate your kind comment!
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