Originally built as a “folly”, still provides a great view over the Cotswolds.
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Originally built as a “folly”, still provides a great view over the Cotswolds.
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…and a proper tea to finish it off. #pinkiesUp
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Macro shots of flowers.
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Very carefully photographing flowers today. :) No filter, no zoom lens, just reeeeally close.
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It’s obvious why this is in the National Trust. “Plants grow in a jumble, flowering shrubs mingle with roses, climbers scramble over hedges and seedlings come up wherever they choose to sow themselves. That’s how I like to garden.” ~ Lawrence Johnston
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This place is over the top brilliant.
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This was originally one man’s personal project circa 1920’s.
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Perfect cool, sunny morning! We seem to bring fair weather with us…
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First stop, Hidcote Gardens.
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Corncroft Guest House in Witney. Home base for the week in a delightfully quiet English town!
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Wrong side of the car. Wrong side of the road. Is it wrong to sing Yes’ “Roundabout” at every roundabout.
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One last quick peak at London at night. It’s been a loooooong day!
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Change of plans… Lord Nelson has no food after 5. But one block over… daYAM! I could get used to this.
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Last night in London. Setting out a stone’s throw from Olympic Park, headed to the Lord Nelson pub in Southwark.
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registration… probably last photo today :)
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Olympic Park it is then!
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nonono the diner is called “Fatboys”
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View fronm the upper area post class. Day two is done!
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Along the Queen’s Walk to Tower Bridge. ( Tracy caught scoping out parkour spots, “definitely A Thing.” )
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Tropical orchids.
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