Team Browning's Adventures

Our story of exploring the big wide world together

Wednesday, 8 April 2015

Our big Easter Monday day out to Kew Gardens. It was brilliant.

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First stop was the palm house.

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Bananas Gorilla!

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Some of the (millions of) specimens inside the palm house.

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On the steps up to the walkway around the roof.

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Quite like this shot of the rusty framework inside the palm house roof.

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Team Browning outside the palm house.

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This is Kew Palace, within the gardens. It was the family home of King George III and Queen Charlotte and their umpteen children. We had a good look around inside. It is really interesting.

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Kezia enjoyed following a trail to collect 6 different "Shaun the Sheep" stamps throughout the day.

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Some views of the gardens themselves. Kew is lovely.

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Weird and wonderful cactuses.

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By the end of the day, there was hardly a tree left unclimbed!

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The last thing we went to was the treewalk. It is 18 metres up in the air and sways in the breeze. Eek!

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It's high!!

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It was a bit high for me (I was fine as long as I kept moving!)

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The girls loved the treewalk. It was a great way to end the visit. Kew Gardens is brilliant!

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We loved having (Auntie) Matilda to stay last weekend!

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I took this one by mistake. It looks like I am under surveillance by a secret camera!

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Saturday, 4 April 2015

It was brilliant to see Matilda, who had come over from Belgium on a flying visit. Ace!

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An early clearance from Peter Brezovan.

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All hands to the pumps defending a free kick (I wish that steward would shift!)

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The Super White Army celebrating our second goal.

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A late free-kick, but we just couldn't grab a winner.

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