June 3rd, 2024

Birmingham Botanical Gardens - Bournville

Greyson threw her tracking collar.
Very nearly a DNF.
Half hour later and a phone call to Italy we had it in the bag
Extreme Geocaching!

Lily Pond in the Tropical House
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Lily Pond and the Great Amazon water lily (Victoria amazonica)
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Water fountain feature in the Tropical House
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Lawn Aviary, 1996
Four domed, iron flight cages grouped
around a central concourse
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Octagonal iron bandstand,
designed by F.B. Osborn

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The Butterfly House
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Carp
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Eurasian Magpie
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Strawflowers and Poppies
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Cactus House
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Bonsai House
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Lunch by the pond at Bournville
Bourneville Village Green established in 1895.
Sycamore Road
Shops were designed by Henry Bedford Tylor and built between 1904 and 1908
Bournville Rest House, opened in 1916, was designed by William Alexander Harvey to celebrate the Silver Wedding Anniversary of George and Elizabeth Cadbury

St Francis of Assisi's Church, Bournville
Built by William Alexander Harvey, 1925

Quaker Meeting House
designed by William Alexander Harvey
and built in 1905
Bourneville
Bust of George Cadbury
Quaker meeting house
Bourneville
48 bell Carillon, commissioned by George Cadbury in 1906
Bourneville
Bourneville
Cadbury Chocolate Factory
Bourneville
Entrance to Cadbury World
Bourneville
Bourneville Cricket Pavillion presented to to the club by Cadbury’s to mark the coronation of Edward VII
Former Lloyd's Bank,
now a dental surgery.
The Cadbury family had a
bank built for his chocolate factory workers at 83 Bournville Lane in 1895

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