Nica having fun blowing bubbles at a picnic in Mariefred.
Breath in…..blow
Bubbles
Have a great week my friends/ LOLove Tyra
Archive for May, 2009
Highgate Cemetery LONDON
May 10, 2009Today I’m going to show you some pictures from my visit to this amazing place called Highgate Cemetery, just about one hour from the City of London’s hectic pulse. I’m a huge fan and admirer of this enchanted spot on earth. It lush, green, so very beautiful and calm.
Highgate Cemetery
Highgate Cemetery - details
The cemetery’s grounds are full of mature trees, shrubbery and wild flowers all of which have been planted and grown without human influence. ( I don’t think that is completely true) I found a numerous wild flowers like for instance Bluebells Scilla non-scripta and Ramsons Allium ursinum. The guide told me that in a few weeks the wild poppies Papaver will bloom and can you imagine the red ‘lanterns’ lighten up the grounds. It must be wonderful. The grounds are a haven for birds and small animal. The cemeterys tree crowns form a wonderful most amazing canopy and the sound in the cemetery or the lack of noice is overwhelming.
Highgate Cemetery 'Sir Basil'
‘Although its most famous occupant in the east cemetery is probably Karl Marx (whose tomb’s attempted bombing in 1970 is still recalled by some Highgate residents), there are many other prominent figures, Victorian and otherwise, buried at Highgate Cemetery.’ Facts from Wikipedia read more here
Tranquil Sleep Highgate Cemetery
If you want to visit The Highgate Cemetery I recommend you to go to the official website of Friends of Highgate Cemetery Trust
Highgate Cemetery
Swain’s Lane
Highgate
London
N6 6PJ
Telephone No. (+44) 020 8340 1834
Have a great week my friend/ TYRA
MORE LONDON
May 4, 2009
The More buildings.
LONDON The MORE
Morning are my favourite time of the day and this morning was no exception.
TYRA
