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I forgot my logger so I have the gps above and Peter's logger below

The Gang of 4 on 7.8.19. Peter's pictures: http://www.pjspictures.me.uk/!!aEaling.htm

Outside the tube station; the pavement might be a bit hard...	3 Amigos	We didn't think much of the binmen, ours are better	Wheels
Handsome gates	Bird's foot on the lamp	Herb Robert / Geranium robertianum	Dog outside the café where we had a very good coffee
Coach in the childrens' playground	Gunnersbury Park Museum	Light in the museum reception	Colour is all wrong
Better colour	Martin brothers' bird	Colour is all wrong again	Picture of the Mosque
Plaster ducks	Reception light from above	One of the Guides suggested we should see the kitchen before it closed. It was very worthwhile. The Rothschilds entertained a lot and the kitchens were state of the art at the time
Scales	Range	In the Chef's Room. I doubt that a Frenchman would have a bowler hat Grandma had a teapot like this.	The Dining room
Through to the Drawing Room	Chandelier		Ceiling painting in the Long Gallery
Chandeliers	Drawing Room		Orangery from the Horseshoe Pond
Orangery and main house	Orangery	Gunnersbury House	Princess Amelia's Temple
http://www.catfan.co.uk/1.Catfan_acton-mela.htm which took place in Gunnersbury Park
It was spotting with rain when we arrived at the Rose and Crown for lunch. I tried a cider 'Cornish Orchard' new to me with a nice sharpness. The rain had passed by the time we set off after lunch.	Rose and Crown	St. Mary's Church	Attractive street lights
	The Castle Inn, another Fuller's Pub	Possibly 'art', more 'art' on the right.
We found out that the Martin's birds were not at Panshanger House Museum any more so we did not go in.
Hollyhock	Magnolia grandiflora	Magnolia grandiflora on Panshanger House