We head for a
cuppa to reflect on what we have seen on the red zone tour and then head to the botanical gardens
for an explore as the weather is still sunny.
We discover the most amazing rose garden in full bloom and it is
absolutely beautiful – we are also please to discover our own ‘David Austin
Gertrude Jekyll’ rose in the garden.
After the botanical gardens we go
for an explore of the Canterbury Museum.
Unfortunately only part of it is currently open due to the new building
requlations for emergency exit ways following the earthquakes, but we are
pleased to discover the Natural History Musuem’s ‘Scott's Last Expedition’
exhibition is newly opened there, and having just missed it in London we are
excited to see it.
We have an early finish to our day
after the museum as it is time to get Betty back to the campsite to get packed
up and get ready for tomorrow. We are
both very sad to be leaving Betty and our last meal in her is a fairly subdued
affair of pasta and sauce. Neither of us
can believe the best 8 weeks ever are finally coming to an end, but we are
pleased to do one final happy thing for Betty – the naming ceremony, in order
to ensure that Betty’s passengers going forward know that her name is Betty!!!
Mrs M
Mrs M
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