England’s Thames Path: Kew Gardens
December 24, 2016
After walking beside the River Thames for 3 days, PortMoresby ends this section of path by visiting 2 favorites in Kew Gardens.
After walking beside the River Thames for 3 days, PortMoresby ends this section of path by visiting 2 favorites in Kew Gardens.
On the final day of this walk along the River Thames, PortMoresby pays a visit to Kew Palace, one of a number of fascinating attractions located within the Royal Botanic Gardens, just outside central London.
Onward for a 3rd day of walking along the Thames Path, PortMoresby is astonished to stumble into a remnant of historic Richmond Palace.
PortMoresby’s walk along the Thames Path continues with a visit to one of the “most complete survivals of 17th century fashion and power.”
PortMoresby returns to London and the River Thames, walking along the 184 mile national path that follows one of world’s most famous waterways, from rural idyll, through dynamic London and beyond.
Samantha visits the Dillon Reservoir, a great spot in Colorado for outdoor recreation and beautiful views.
Samantha takes us back to Lake Havasu, and the story of how the 1830 London Bridge came to the American desert.
A disused lock and Melbourne Marina in Yorkshire. Some of the canals are overgrown and are gradually being cleared.
Ian Cook shares the Unlock sculpture, a large wooden piece of public art which is next to the canal towpath in an area that forms part of Greenheart Regional Park in the borough of Wigan.
Ian Cook shares some great memorable monochrome images of the longest canal waterway in the U.K.
After walking beside the River Thames for 3 days, PortMoresby ends this section of path by visiting 2 favorites in Kew Gardens.
On the final day of this walk along the River Thames, PortMoresby pays a visit to Kew Palace, one of a number of fascinating attractions located within the Royal Botanic Gardens, just outside central London.
Onward for a 3rd day of walking along the Thames Path, PortMoresby is astonished to stumble into a remnant of historic Richmond Palace.
PortMoresby’s walk along the Thames Path continues with a visit to one of the “most complete survivals of 17th century fashion and power.”
PortMoresby returns to London and the River Thames, walking along the 184 mile national path that follows one of world’s most famous waterways, from rural idyll, through dynamic London and beyond.
Samantha visits the Dillon Reservoir, a great spot in Colorado for outdoor recreation and beautiful views.
Samantha takes us back to Lake Havasu, and the story of how the 1830 London Bridge came to the American desert.
A disused lock and Melbourne Marina in Yorkshire. Some of the canals are overgrown and are gradually being cleared.
Ian Cook shares the Unlock sculpture, a large wooden piece of public art which is next to the canal towpath in an area that forms part of Greenheart Regional Park in the borough of Wigan.
Ian Cook shares some great memorable monochrome images of the longest canal waterway in the U.K.