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I don't know about you, but I have never seen this sign before. I saw it near the copse of trees near to the nonsuch pantry, after the bushes around it had been cleared away it is in easy view of the main path. Hopefully after it has been re-discovered it may get a little clean.  The flowers are out and the gardens are looking lovely. It's just great to go for a stroll whilst the flowers bring so much colour and life to the gardens. Be sure not to miss them before they die away because it really is a beautiful site.  Below you can see one of the fabulous flower beds which contains something to do with the olympics. In this picture it contains the olympic torch surrounded by the British colours red, white and blue. Well done to the garderner/s who created this magnificent flower art  Join us today for the combined Service Wing Museum and Nonsuch Gallery opening
As I captured this image, the thought of the curved clowd trail could be a rainbow with a 'pot of gold' ie. the Flower bed at the bottom  Which path would you take? The path which is lush green or the path where you have steady gravel ground? The path towards a few grey clouds or the Path towards blue skies?  By the Sundial in the formal gardens lays several beds full of yellow and orange flowers. It really gives some brighter colours to all the overcast days we have had  After all the rain we have had lately it was no suprise that many of the Nonsuch path ways have turned to complete muddy bogs. In some places I had to walk through the grass so I didn't cover my shoes in mud. However the mud didn't put off the public to come to Nonsuch Park this Sunday as I saw many people enjoying the break in all the bad weather  There has been an obvious sign of the end of spring and start of summer, the rose tunnel which was once adorned with flowers is now starting to lose its roses as the petals drop off  |
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