I wonder if Kew had George Nakashima’s quote in mind when they planned their tree top walk. It is rather wonderful to be up in the tree tops, although when I enjoyed the adventure back in 2017 I was rather disappointed that you didn’t actually walk amongst the branches. I guess though they had no choice but to keep them slightly out of reach.


The treetop walkway at Kew Gardens is 18 metres above ground, and flexes slightly in the wind. If you are feeling brave and the walkway is open, you have the choice of either climbing the 118 steps up to the top or hopping aboard the lift. We did steps both ways, well Mum, myself and brother did. My sister for some reason caught the lift down!
By the way we have passed the halfway point of July Squares. Where is the month going? If you have not yet taken part then you two weeks left to square your trees. We’d love it if you did join us. To join us create your square post and include a pingback to any of my daily square posts in July. Don’t forget to also use the theme’s tag – TreeSquare. Tags help everyone find you in the reader and they also help me enormously when preparing the galleries. So please do use them. The most important thing though to remember is that your photograph must be square in shape, well at least one of them anyway!



That’s amazing!
Here’s my square for today: https://outofmywritemind.com/2021/07/17/for-the-love-of-trees-17/
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thanks 🙂
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Welcome!
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Tree top walks are amazing, even the virtual kind 🥰
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Glad you enjoyed it, next time I’ll do a short film
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That sounds wonderful.
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I’ve never been on a tree walk, but it looks like it would be a fun activity. A good place for bird watching perhaps, if it wasn’t too busy. Here’s mine today: https://grahamsisland.com/2021/07/17/signs-corona/
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oh yes be great for bird watching but guess you’d have to arrange to be allowed to stay up there after everyone has gone or before they arrive, as a steady stream of noisy people otherwise!
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Or build your own, perhaps!
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now I like that idea!
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Hi Becca, I haven’t shown up here for this month’s squares. Here is my first entry for the challenge. Hope you like it. A treetop walkway should be fantastic, a different view of the tree world!
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oh you are back for squares – how fabulous
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That must be a lovely place.
Here is my entry for today
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ooh you were up early this morning!! Wasn’t expecting to see a comment til after our Zoom chat – was so lovely to see you today.
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It was a lovely chat this morning. I set my alarm a half hour early ….. by accident. LOL
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Oops!!! Well you looked fabulously bright and lovely despite the early start xx
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what a lovely viewpoint! Thanks for sharing!
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so glad you like 🙂
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Must be quite a view from there! Here’s mine for today. Look closely to find the marmot taking it’s own tree walk atop the logs.
janet
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ooh love the sound of this, be there shortly
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oh that must be awesome – to walk through the branches of trees! here is mine for today: https://lolawi.blog/2021/07/17/stumped-tree/
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it was pretty fabulous
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Half way and I have a lot more to do. The next few will be linked here Becky if that’s OK? xx
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absolutely fine – be lovely to see them here as I explore the tree tops
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or top trees 😂
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oh you are good, so good!!
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A recent local favourite that I haven’t been able to find since taking the original photos:
https://davidmsphotoblog.com/2021/07/17/trees-17/
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intriguing . . . be there shortly to find out more
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I’ve been to a tree walk that was amongst the branches. It was a great feeling – but the harvest of photos was poor. Close-ups didn’t work either because of the people behind me (rather narrow bridges). I stayed with the non-growing kind of trees as a follow-up to yesterday: https://picturesimperfectblog.wordpress.com/2021/07/17/set-in-stone-2/
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I had similar problems, didn’t feel my photos really captured it. Mine was less because of the behind people, but more my siblings who don’t get photography. They kept rushing me
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