April 1st, 2017
Windsor Great Park
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Ornamental Cascade Waterfall was built
in the late 1780's by Thomas Sandby, King George III's architect Windsor Great Park |
Windsor Great Park covers an area of
20.2 square kilometres or 5,000 acres Signposts are a must |
The 100 ft high Centennial Totem Pole was a gift
from the people of Canada to
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in June 1958 Windsor Great Park |
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Michael, Jesse and Bella at the lakeside
Virginia Water Lake, Windsor Great Park |
Gillian with the dogs at
The Ornamental Cascade Waterfall, Windsor Great Park |
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Roman City of Leptis Magna.
The stones were a gift from the Consul General in Tripoli Colonel Hamner Warrington to King George IV Windsor Great Park |
Leptis Magna and
Virginia Water Lake, Windsor Great Park |
This tree was planted by H.M. Princess Louise
of Schleswig Holstein in 1888 to commemorate the marriage of
the Prince and Princess of Wales
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A view of Windsor Castle
from Windsor Great Park |
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Two Ducks
Virginia Water Lake, Windsor Great Park |
A Swan and Two Ducks
Virginia Water Lake, Windsor Great Park |
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Jesse you've got something
on your chin Windsor Great Park |
Gillian, Jesse and Bella
find another cache Windsor Great Park |
Geocaching in Windsor Great Park
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Jesse and Bella get the hang
of geocaching Windsor Great Park |
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Bella's got a take home totem pole kit
Windsor Great Park |
Jesse watches for muggles
Windsor Great Park |
Double the muggle guard
Windsor Great Park |
Geocaching in the deer park
Windsor Great Park |
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A Church Micro to end the day.
Christ Church was consecrated in 1838. It is a Cruciform Church with a tower and stone spire Christ Church, Virginia Water Church Micro 2375 |