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kew november 2022
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Logger of the walk above gps below
We were very lucky with the weather which held out until 14.00
Young heron on guard |
 Christmas light stations in the water |
 Dog of Foo |
 Part of the Christmas lights seen below on 15.11.22  |
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 Not the most handsome view of the Conservatory |
 Vallea stipularis from below |
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 Fascicularia bicolor on the rock garden |
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 Narcissus panizzianus |
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 Massonia pustulata |
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 Daphne gemmata |
 Dionysia |
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 Whiteheadia bifolia |
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 Nandina domestica |
 Nandina domestica |
 Edgeworthia chrysantha |
 Christmas lights |
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 Gerbera jamesonii |
 False banana |
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 Strelizia alba - Great white strelizia |
 Severed stem |
 Sparmannia africana |
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 Euphorbia candelabrum |
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 Camellia saluensis |
 Camellia sinensis -tea plant |
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 Brassaiopsis |
Taken with fill flash |
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 Ivy berries |
Araliaceae is the family in which Brassaiopsis and Common Ivy both belong. The berries are very similar |
 Part of the Christmas Lights |
 As seen when illuminated |
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| The gardens closed at 15.00 so we set off home earlier than usual. Matthew stepped straight onto his train, I waited 8 mins. | |||||||||
