The Temple in Bloom
The Temple in Bloom
2 July 2014 Comments Off on The Temple in Bloom
The Temple has been home to legal London since the 14th century, but its also home of London’s loveliest gardens. The gardens always look their best at this time of year so here are some photos. You can find more City gardens on Tina’s Secret Spaces and Public Places walk on 13th July
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