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Tag: regents park
Secret Coot
I don’t know what life is like as a coot, but this looks like a pretty nice place to spend some of it. Undoubtedly the coot is recording the scene in reverse for it’s own blog posts about gangly mammals that disturb your peace.
Sunlit Tree
There’s that moment in an Autumn day when the sun is low but intensely bright. For a brief few minutes it lights everything with a lovely orange glow and as you stumble headlong towards it you are reminded, a little, of summer. Then it drops behind the tree … Continue reading Sunlit Tree
Autumn Walk
Hold on to your hats, it’s another Autumn picture in Regent’s Park! That means more greens, browns, and yellows, on a muddy day. It’s been so wet recently that even the trees are green.
St. John’s Lodge
Tucked away in Regents Park is this secret garden. I say secret, but really I just didn’t realise it existed and somebody should have told me sooner. That kind of secret. It’s a quiet place with lots of private places to sit and contemplate about how you … Continue reading St. John’s Lodge
Blue Reeds
Sunny autumn days are amongst my favourite. They’ve not yet reached the stage where you can include the word ‘crisp’, but it’s getting there. Sunny crisp autumn days are the best. These reeds are both soft and spiky, and almost dream-like. If I were to dream of reeds then these are … Continue reading Blue Reeds
Robin
This little guy was very friendly.
Bridge Lines
I try and walk through Regent’s Park several times a week, and I’ve enjoyed seeing it change with the seasons. This is Queen Mary’s rose garden, which is covered with roses, and tourists photographing those roses.
Building Lines
One of the impressive looking buildings along the Outer Circle, near Baker Street.
A Life In London 