I want to share something a little different today…
Ashland, Oregon author Reginald Spittle (full disclosure: he is also my husband) takes readers along four iconic European long-distance trekking adventures. An honest and humorous account of the unexpected joys and challenges unleashed by his newly discovered passion.
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Walking the North Devon Coast, out where the Bristol Channel meets the Atlantic, Lundy Island proved to be our constant companion.
Giant water lilies, named for Queen Victoria, float like huge pie plates in a Kew Gardens pond.
Fall color is creeping up from the edges of this leaf in an English garden.
Construction of what was originally a private home began in 1631. Known as Kew Palace today, it is the smallest royal palace and is located on the grounds of Kew Gardens in London, England.
Photos from Sue 