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Abbotsbury sub-tropical gardens.

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Had a day out at Abbotsbury sub-tropical gardens in Dorset on the South coast of England today and met some cyber friends there.

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Views of the gardens.

It's hard to believe these tree ferns are so advanced this early in May. There are no greenhouses, all these pictures are outdoors.

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Golden pheasants roamed wild.

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Chesil Beach from the top of the hill above the gardens. This shingle storm beach is unique in Britain..

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OHHHHHHHH! I want to go there!!!! :o

Magnificent photos, Mr. G! Looks like a spectacular, majestic place! I imagine you had a wonderful visit there.
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I agree with Char, but I want to live there!! Thank you for sharing your trip to paradise.
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