Treetop walkway, Kew Gardens, London, February 2018
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Copyright Debbie Smyth, 3 April 2020
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Treetop walkway
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Saw a documentary on this not too long ago and put it on my bucket list. Looks amazing.
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It has been very well created. It’s structure looks great from below and there are lovely views.
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Get I need a passport. 😊
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Beautiful. Your pictures are absolutely amazing!
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Thank you Sharon, it’s a very photogenic place and the sun was obliging too 🙂
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Wow. Amazing.
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I would love to walk along there!
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Wow! That sounds real interesting! Hope I can be there some day 🙃
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awww this brings back very happy memories – what a treat for today
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WOW, just WOW
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It’s a great walk up there! I don’t like heights but I love this – it is solid enough to make me happy, and the views are brilliant.
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Love that one, Debbie! Visited for my birthday 2017 and it was a real treat. Unfortunately they were renovating the the grand glass house, so we never got in there. This walkway is beautifully captured in February as well.
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You have to return, Ann-Christine. 😀 The renovated glass house is now my favourite part of the gardens.
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💚
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I was there last in 2017 too! It was a Bday treat for my mum 😀 like you I need to go back to see the glasshouse
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Yes!
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Me too! And this walk, I ran out of time (and energy) Kew is so darn BIG!
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Easy to get lost!
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Maybe it could be our ‘after all this is all over’ meet up treat?!
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Now wouldn’t that be nice! I should have been going to Surrey on Monday to spend time with my daughter.
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Hope you can connect via zoom or Skype for a virtual visit. Sending hugs xxx
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We talk on the phone regularly and WhatsApp all the time. Her son, my eldest grandson has broken his wrist skateboarding so they have to run the gauntlet of the hospital tomorrow 😳
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oh no! A friend of our’s grandson did the same, although he went for shattered elbow and so had to stay in for a couple of nights 😦 guess inevitable with kids at home and sunny weather
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Ouch! That sounds very painful.
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She sent us photos of him post surgery, looks very fragile poor thing. However recovery seems to be going well, although they don’t yet know if he will regain full use of his arm 😦
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That’s a nuisance – how old is he?
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Under 10, so guess he’ll learn to manage if there is a problem.
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Physio probably. And kids heal fast.
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Fingers crossed
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That would be a great blogger event!!
It reminds me of a meet up I did there with a few friends the morning after the Brexit vote. We had arranged to meet in a cafe outside the station for a quick coffee and we were there for 3 hours – partly discussion, partly shock! We didn’t have long in the gardens 😦
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Ooos, but all not surprised.
Let’s make it a plan but maybe we need to do afternoon tea. That way can do gardens individually then catch up together. xxx
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Sounds a good plan! 🙂
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Wow!
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Another of those pleasures I’ll just have to take vicariously, Debs 🙂 🙂
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You’ve got a lot of company at the moment 🙂
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