I had not been to Kew for some years…about 35-40 I would guess – and when I finally returned some weeks ago, there were some surprises awaiting. The Hive was one of them, and another one was the Treetop Walkway. 18 metres up in the canopy, you could get a closer look at lime, sweet chestnut and oak trees – as well as a bird’s-eye view of Kew Gardens.
Take the lift up with me to the canopy! Not quite like the Amazon in December, but still great.
What about you: what is guaranteed to distract you? What is your “Ooh, shiny!”? To distract me? A spectacular flower!
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Letter A – Needs to start with the Letters Ap
For Cee this week – one real and one fake (handmade) ”apa”…in English ”monkey”!
There is still time…to live and love the last days of summer. There is still time…to remember the softest moments of nature’s glory – the morning walks and the evening light. Little things…little creatures. Let us rejoice.
Red Roses
Mount Ruapehu and Lake Taupo, NZ, all in a blue haze…
Spring laburnum in its glory
Paula, at Lost in Translation, asks us to post on something slow…This giant from Galápagos is…certainly slow, but awe- inspiring in so many ways.
If you could send some warm days over here it would be nice…but the Heat from me to Ailsa is staying in Rotorua, New Zealand.
My Thursday Thoughts connected with WPC: Bridge.
A hope and a wish for all countries to continue their work – to stand united, bridgeing all disputes – to save our planet Earth. A Swedish meadow in its summer glory – is it not worth preserving? May the Love of Mother Nature be the Bridge for us all.
Abroad means many things to me…but if I were to choose only one thing – it is Freedom.
Leya 
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