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From Crathes Castle To Duthie Park And Mary's Kitchen, Aberdeen

OUR DAY'S OUTING DOES NOT END AFTER CRATHES CASTLE...

Mary took us to the winter gardens at Duthie Park.  I have been here once last year with the Gohs and of course, with Mary as well, she is the perfect hostess in Aberdeen.  She makes everyone warm towards her, her friendliness, pleasantness, sweetness and gentle hospitality makes us feel at home away from home.  LOL... 

Winter Gardens is covered and filled with greens and beautiful flowers.... Some parts are covered and warm especially in the tropical area where we felt so much back in Malaysia.  LOL... After the park walk, we went home... and Mary invited us over for dinner in her cafe.  Within a couple of hours, we had our tummies filled with her goodness of food!
Starting point at the Crathes Castle...
The trail into the woods...
At the entrance to the castle and on the right, entrance to Duthie Park...
Inside Duthie Park....
Parking near Mary's Cafe....
The Yummy food cooked by Mary...
Exotic!!
Desserts are on the house too!!
And the Happy Lot inside and outside of Mary's Guesthouse....
Thank you to the Mohs once again


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  1. Mary's a masterchef, true and true!

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  2. Wow! I love the flowers! Mary is a superwoman. Can bring you all jalan2 and still she can whip up such a fantastic spread. Salute!

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  3. Beautiful flowers. I like looking at flowers although I don't know most of their names.

    Yummy meal. I see chicken curry! Drooling.

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  4. What beauty! And Mary's food looks totally amazing!!!

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  5. I wish that Mary is my friend too!!!

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  6. You are lucky and blessed to have mary as your friend. Very beautiful flowers and photos.

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  7. Delicious food by Mary. Love the garden. Reminded me of kew gardens in London.

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