My Mum had the equivalents of these pieces of equipment for me – and I think they had even more charm than their modern equivalents.
So, Kate, thank you for continuing to read the Gardenvisit blog and I recommend taking Christine’s advice and purchasing these items as soon as possible. The Broad Walk outside your London home is a traditional place for prams
http://www.chrisbeetlesfinephotographs.com/sites/default/files/stock-images/NANNIES-WITH-BABY-CARRIAGES-IN-KENSINGTON-GARDENS-LONDON-1960-2-C30636.jpg
You only need to do this with Wee Georgie once and the masses will follow. Take our word for it.

Yes, YES, yes China does have greenways – except they call them cycle roads. If you do not agree with this, please give me your definition of a ‘greenway’.

I will tell you next time we meet.

London has a few brilliant greenways and rather a lot of greenways, like the South London Green Chain, which have very little use and very little beauty.
China as a brilliant and comprehensive greenway system with a great deal of use but not very much beauty.
ps What do you mean by ‘The most important is you have nothing.’?

back to a professional topic about greenway, London has enough greenway compare with China. So, my hoping for this baby is to learn Chinese from childhood and maybe do a PhD in landscape in China in the future.

It has sometime been the case that many men have some affairs and a few women have a very very large number of ‘affairs’.
The Act of ‘Toleration’ was just that: it tolerated other faiths but gave the Church of England primacy.

It is strange that people believe women didn’t have affairs in the past. Who were all the men having affairs with then? I am sure female infidelity isn’t new. It is very sad that Diana had to look for love elsewhere. I am not sure if she found it.

I am not sure that Defending the Faith really has a whole lot to do with burning heretics. The step sisters Elizabeth and Mary certainly got involved in a lot of activity of this sort in Tudor times – but it was over succession to the crown principally.

What is the status of the Act of Toleration?
[ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Act_of_Toleration_1689 ]

I agree with your comments and your reservations.
All-in-all the scheme seems inferior to a traditional London square.

Daniel Bergman’s research, obviously obstructed by his gender, reaches a contrary conclusion: http://www.amazon.co.uk/What-Do-Women-Want-Adventures/dp/1782112561/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1374347172&sr=1-1&keywords=female+desire. Diana may well have been content if Charlie had been faithful but once she knew the score she seems to have acted in accordance with Bergman’s research findings.
Charles’ predecessors have been Defenders of THE Faith but he says he would rather be the Defender of FAITHS – and I think this is a much better role for him. The days of burning heretics are long past and it is time to defend Quakers, Buddhists, Daoists, Shamans etc.
Charles was client for a very well-executed visitor centre and music pavilion at Highgrove. The architectural profession was not kindly in its comments and I could not find a photograph of it. The style might be called Steiner-esque.