Augustus sat in the clam shell and dreamed a dream of one eyed mermaids ..........
On the tree top walk learning lots of facts about trees...........
I have always been and always will be a tree huggerrrr..........
Little tree hugger eNOrMouS....tree..........
Augustus very kindly shared his picnic with the butterflies that looked spookily like little birds........well baby owls to be more precise........ they WERE Owl Butterflies I guess!!!......
Augustus very kindly shared his picnic with the butterflies that looked spookily like little birds........well baby owls to be more precise........ they WERE Owl Butterflies I guess!!!......
They don't do things by half at Kew ..........hope it doesn't give him nightmares..........
See what I mean mAsSIvE greenhouse little me .....even littler Augustus.....
Arty shots ...has to be done .....
mmmmm little legs there Jim........
Arty photo of Pagoda .............
Huge Chinese lion dog ........
and the biGGeSt lilly pads ........ Had a trip to Kew gardens today with loads of yr 8's.... Augustus enjoyed himself eNorMOuSly he sat in a clam shell, walked the tree top walk saw the biggest butterfly EVER and amused a puffer fish......
A GrrrrrrEat Day...........Augustus and the Puffer
Great shots of Kew, got there myself a few years ago - what a marvelous place and you are so right, everything is huge in scale.
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oh those lily pads are just spectacular!!
ReplyDeleteOh my, I was last in Kew Gardens with my first husband around 1962. Huge and beautiful. I love the photos of you here...especially as tree hugger.
ReplyDeleteBig tree!!!!!! Really big lily pads!!!!! I really enjoy these "outings" especially as I am such a long way from the places you visit.
ReplyDeleteThat lil' Augustus isn't he becoming a cheeky
ReplyDeletelittle gad-about!Love reading of his adventures.
Kew Gardens sounds wonderful. Glorious trees!!
loving those lily pads, all great photies and love the video of the puffer flirting with augustus lol have a fun weekend ju x
ReplyDeleteas always - thank you so much for your nice comments on my blog......and have a lovely weekend!
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when ready for a swap; let me know - might be a good way to get me back into stitching
Yes we all had a great day the greenhouses are spectacular and the tress are glorious its a fantastic place to visit ...the lily pads looked like you could sail away on them.....xx
ReplyDeleteAhh Kew really reminds me of my Dad...long story!.....wonderful photos Lorna...Nigels friend is a tree hugger x
ReplyDeleteIt's Augustus Aquatic! Mermaids and puffer fish, clamshells, and lily pads. Must be his Atlantic roots. He was born near the Messalonskee river in Maine but spent summers at our cottage on the bay near Acadia National Park. I'm glad his yearnings are being satisfied. He's really found a great home with you folks!
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P.S. Candace is coming to visit Alaska next so I may have a chance to have a visit with her!
Jennie everyone should be a tree hugger its just the best ......he he ....xx
ReplyDeleteAh Kim that explains him falling for a mermaid (i have some news on that score but it's top secret yet)......i'll have to watch he doesn't run out in our garden and jump in our pond like the dog does...its only full of newts as far as I know .....there maybe mermaids lurking there who knows....Sirens waiting to lure him in.....xx
It's definitely luuurv for Augustus then! :O)
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic day out. It's been a few years since I went to Kew but you have made me fancy a trip....
I love going to kew it revives me all those glorious trees ......xx
ReplyDeleteLooks oh so wonder-ful!
ReplyDeleteLots of tree hugging fun going on over here. So nice to see you :o)
ReplyDeleteGreat day out - that butterfly/bird was aMAZing!
ReplyDeleteDarlene it was full of wonder !!......lovely day.........xx
ReplyDeleteCarolyn I love huggin' trees ....xx
Emma it was amazing I don't know its name but will find out think it was a moth but not sure ....xx
The tree you are hugging is beautiful!!! I also like Augustus! So cute!
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