This week we ran for two hours through the central london parks ie Kensington Gardens, Hyde Park, St James's Park and Green Park. Inevitably, there were many distractions:
We marvelled at the ultra bling style of the Albert Memorial,
Risked life and limb to get this picture of a coloured drain cover in the middle of the Hyde Park Corner gyratory system ,
Spent a very emotional 5 minutes with Len from New Zealand, recounting his current trip to find the grave of his Great Uncle who fought in the First World War - this memorial is for all of the New Zealand soldiers who fought for Britain in the two world wars,
Wondered what this sign could be about - beware headless shadow boxers ?
Turned away persistent admirers who seemed determined to present us with garlands of flowers,
And sat down at the end for a rest and to enjoy the Indian Summer (the term possible originates from raids on European colonies in America by Indian war parties; these raids usually ended in autumn, hence the extension to summer-like weather in the fall as an Indian summer.)
Time for a long lay down ...
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