- Returning our rental car after 2862 miles, we had planned to take the 'underground' (subway) to our destination. We found out the 'tube' from Uxbridge was shut down for maintenance. The Hertz agent kindly drove us to the West Ruislip station at no charge
- An hour to drive 10 miles on the M25 (London's ring road, under construction) made me thankful we're using public transit this last leg of our journey
- We are learning to get on and off the subway quickly at the brief station stops (with wheelchair)
- The wheelchair saved us considerable admission cost at Kew Gardens: fee 11 pds not 26 pds!
- Our knowledgable guide took us on a 100-minute informative tour
- Although the day started in wet fashion, by the time we arrived at the Royal Botanic Gardens, it was a beautiful afternoon
Saturday, August 15, 2009
London day 1: Kew Gardens
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yeah, wheelchairs or 'pushchair's are the way to go in Britain! I know Isaiah's stroller helped us beat many lines!
-Keith
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