Kew Gardens in bloom, 3 May.
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Beautiful place.
Sure is. Especially this time of year.
Cracking snaps, John. Especially liked the second one down.
Do you ever go to Chiswick House? Not as grand or spectacular as Kew, but a beautiful place – especially in the magic hour. Worth a bike trip one day.
Nice place, I agree. Kath and I walked through the grounds not so long ago. I used to cycle through there on the way back from Hammersmith until I was told bikes were banned!
Le gasp!
Oui!