Kew Gardens Photo Gallery by bobw66 at pbase.com

Kew Gardens

My wife and I decided to re-visit Kew Gardens, in October 2008.
It had been more than 30 years since our previous visit and we noted a number of changes and improvements, in particular the Tree-top Walk.
We were also able to capture a few photos of wildlife which we had not seen during our previous visit.
Kew Gardens is located just a few miles outside central London and is now listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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888 Jay.jpg	891 Kew Palace.jpg	893 Canada Goose.jpg	897.jpg
900 Egyptian Geese.jpg	670 Egyptian Goose.jpg	902 Ancient Black Pine tree.jpg	904.jpg
905 Autumn crocuses.jpg	908 Ginkgo Biloba tree.jpg	912 Water Lilly House.jpg	679.jpg
954.jpg	949.jpg	948.jpg	955.jpg
914 Iguana.jpg	915 Iguana.jpg	919 Turtle.jpg	927 Cactus display.jpg
926 Cactii.jpg	933.jpg	932.jpg	928 Spiny Cactus.jpg
935 Cactii.jpg	938 Palm House.jpg	941 Bar-headed Goose.jpg	967 Tree-top Walk stairway.jpg
966 Tree-top Walk.jpg	968 View from Tree-top Walk.jpg	969 View from Tree-top Walk.jpg	971a Singapore Airlines plane.jpg
977 Parakeet.jpg	672.jpg	673 Monkey puzzle tree.jpg	706 Pagoda.jpg

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Brigid		03-Nov-2008 11:47
Wonderful! Must make it there again sometime myself. Amazing animals included.

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