Kew Gardens

Almost all of yesterday was spent touring Kew gardens, i would swear that the gardens are about the size of Blackfoot itself...ok, maybe not that big--but pretty close!  Kew is the worlds largest botanical garden and holds the worlds largest glass house.  They have gardens ranging from desert to tropical rain forest.  It was truly a sight to behold.  We arrived at Kew at ~10 and left about 1 and only saw about a quarter of it.  It was so amazing.  My favorite part of the gardens was the pond in the middle of the garden.  It was a beautiful pond with a bridge in which one can cross.  Just up from the pond is a tree walk which was also my favorite part.

After Kew we headed home for a couple of hours.  On the way home we passed the coolest little bread stand and bought a loft of bread and an apple fold.  The best apple fold and bread i have ever had!! I love London.

We then headed over to The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe in Hyde park.  The play was set up in a tent, much like circus with a round stage in the center.  They had amazing sound and used the top part of the tent as a projection screen to help depict the changing areas.  It was an amazing performance!  My favorite part of the show was the way they depicted trees, they had actors on stage on huge stilts and acrobats flying from the ceiling.  It was really cool.  Aslan was a three person puppet, which was extremely well done.  It was a great performance.