
Sorry for the radio silence but I have been on holiday in Cornwall for nearly 2 weeks. Before the reality of being back at work hits me and I rejoin the day to day hustle and bustle, I just wanted to take a moment to give you a few reasons to visit The Eden Project as we just had another brilliant day there.
For anyone unaware of this place, it opened in 2000 and is the site of the largest conservatories (biomes) on earth. In essence these massive domes, see picture above, hold thousands of different plants and species themed around the Rainforest (Walker-Palin family favourite), the Mediterranean and an Outdoor ‘biome’.
It’s truly a remarkable place to visit. I last visited 5 years ago and the level of maturity of the trees now is amazing. Standing in the Rainforest biome you really could be in Brazil. It’s definitely not a place for boring tree huggers but somewhere that offers an unique day out. Go and see it for yourself, I’m sure you won’t be disappointed.
Top 5 things to see and do there:- Wander through the Rainforest and Mediterranean biomes
- Activities for the kids in the Stage / The Core
- Follow the trails in the Outdoor Biome
- Stop for lunch or tea in the locally sourced choice of restaurants (great Cornish pasties!)
- Listen to live music whilst sipping an Eden ale
Let me know how you get on and please do feel free to share thoughts below with other readers of the blog.
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