My name is Cynthia, apparently a confusing name because it gets spelled many creative ways. Today was no exception, and I think this is my favorite variation ever! Santia, or Santla, I'm not sure which.
Anyhoo, it was off to Kensington Gardens and Palace to see if I could get a peek at Kate, newly pregnant with the spare heir. I'm sure I saw her in one if those many windows, looking out at the riffraff hanging about in her front garden!
Off we go, down the Broadwalk with all the dogs running happy and free, chasing the squirrels and pigeons, and dodging the people getting lessons in bike riding.
Who knew there was such a career as a cycling instructor?
Past the Elfin Oak, a 900- year old tree stump carved with elves and animals cavorting in and around it.
Gorgeous gardens, fit for a king!
And this is the Gold Gate, made famous by the photos of the tributes to Diana placed here upon her death and shown all over the world.
To Be Continued. You do want to see the inside, right?
Yes, please . . . to seeing the inside. Looks like another beautiful day for you.
ReplyDeleteI only know the one way to spell it.
ReplyDeleteToo bad the tree art is behind bars.
I love the golden gate.
Cynthia your name is so nice. The garden is beautiful I would like like to have it next to my house.
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful stroll, the garden is a delight.
ReplyDeleteCynthia, so great to see these from your camera. It must have been a pleasure to be there. And yes we do want to see your tour of the inside! If you get a picture of Kate, you will probably be on the front pages of every rag at the stores.
ReplyDeleteThank you Cynthia for taking us along on your stroll – lovely views and great info.
ReplyDeleteSo nice for family bonding ( and security) that the royals all live so close together! Be plenty of babysitters available..oh, that's right they have nannies.
ReplyDeleteThat's a lovely tour...look forward to seeing inside....
ReplyDeleteIf walls could talk just think of the many scandals that might be told. Santia is quite a nice variation on Cynthia.
ReplyDeleteNice to see the Kensington Gardens, I have never been there. It looks like a whole Royal commune to live all together with your family in one estate.
ReplyDeleteWhat are the red flowers? Oh it is beautiful there:)
ReplyDeleteThickly planted red geraniums.
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