Moore Nana Moo

Mummy and Lucy are down at Kew gardens again. How clever of them to have their photo taken next to Henry Moore's iconic "Reclining Mother and Baby" even though only Lucy is reclining. You might notice that Sprock is playing with Monty Moo the cow because ...

Nana Moo is there as well!

Not only that but Great Grandad Don is over as well. This is his first ever visit to Kew Gardens. Lucy is nothing if not a polite six month old, so she offers to drive Grandad's buggy through the palm house.

Grandad offers Lucy a few tips on buggy driving while Mummy and her Mummy look on.

Moore Grandma

Looking at the Sprockmeister snuggled into the arms of her Grandma posing in front of a fine Henry Moore sculpture you may be forgiven for thinking that we had taken her up to the hallowed land of Yorkshire from whence I hale. Well most Henry Moore works do indeed live in the Yorkshire Sculpture Park but just for a change some of them have come to visit Kew Gardens

Thanks to the generosity of some passing tourist, Mummy gets in the shot.

Some of Grandma's stories can go on for a while.

All this Henry Moore has brought out the artistic side in Mummy who frames a rather fantastic image of Grandma pushing the Sprockmobile in front of the Palm House.

Lucy has now recovered from Grandma's extended anecdote. "Come on Grandma, push faster".