Sir Hans Sloane in Tracey Neuls
Friend of Tracey Neuls Sean McCavera attended this year's summer party for volunteers and gardeners at the Chelsea Physic Garden where he works as a gardener.
Sean wore a pair of Tracey Neuls Niels Black Mesh which somehow found themselves onto the statue of founder of the garden Sir Hans Sloane! Quite an accolade ;)
Sloane, an eminent physician and naturalist collected over 71,000 objects from around the world which were donated to the nation upon his death in 1753, becoming the founding collection of the British Museum. His purchase of the manor of Chelsea, London in 1712, provided the grounds for the Chelsea Physic Garden. Sean runs the garden's Instagram, which is full of botanical delights - we recommend!
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