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The Girl and I took over 600 pictures at Kew Royal Botanic Gardens during our visit. There was so much to take in that it was really overwhelming when we walked though the doors of each of the indoor gardens. So to break up the pictures, my first post will be about the incredibly gorgeous orchid display which is Read More >>
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It’s good to be home! We walked in shortly after midnight this morning and pretty much collapsed after a long day of planes, trains and automobiles. Luckily our adventure was nothing like the movie. I’ll be sharing some of the pictures we took on our weekend adventure in a little bit, but for right Read More >>
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Yesterday The Girl and I walked through Hyde Park and Kensington gardens. It’s our favorite park in the entire world. Even though it was just above freezing and tiny snowflakes were falling, we spent about 2 hours strolling {and later biking} through the park. In about another month, the spring bulbs will be blooming like Read More >>
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The Girl and I stumbled upon a creperie and there was a huge line, so we stopped and bought lunch. If there is one thing I’ve learned from traveling, it’s to stop when you see a line forming and find out what the heck people are buying, because you never know when you’ll hot the Read More >>
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Pears from Portugal Plums from South Africa Carrots from Scotland Tomatoes from Kent, England Mushrooms from Ireland – Corn from Senegal, Africa No matter what country we travel to, one of our first stops is the grocery store. Not only is it fun to see what the locals eat, but it’s also pretty cool to Read More >>
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