A Walk Around the Grounds of Hampton Court Palace
March 9, 2008 6:20 pmKevin and I just returned from a week in Merry Olde and Very Olde England. Kevin’s parents, Geoff and Jenni, are fortunate to live just a stone’s throw from Bushy Park, the second largest of the Royal Parks of London, and Hampton Court Palace, appropriated by Henry VIII from Cardinal Wolsey in around 1525.
I was very lucky to have several sunny, if not warm, days to stroll with Geoff and Jenni through Bushy Park, as well as the palace grounds. We arrived at the absolute peak of the daffodil bloom. We also walked across Molesey Bridge and watched a couple beautiful boats go through Molesey Lock. The scenery is so completely different from Provence, but so gorgeous in its own way. So veddy English! Check out the photos in Gallery.
Ruth
One Response to “A Walk Around the Grounds of Hampton Court Palace”
Gorgeous photographs, Ruthie and Kevie. I finally got to see them! Kevie takes after his dad, methinks.
Over here, across the ocean, the daffodils are flooding the scenery in places, too. I need to get away from my computer and take some photographs!
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