It was yet again another beautiful autumn day here in
London, so I took it upon myself to take a stroll through Hyde Park. I find it so therapeutic to just sit at the
parks here and take in everything around me.
And that is exactly what I needed today as it marks my one month I have
left here in London. Usually that has
been only a content and bittersweet feeling, but today it was rather
emotional. I found myself tearing up at
the thought of: when will I ever be here living in London and seeing this
everyday again. Sadly the answer is
probably never. But I really need to
stop thinking about all of that and make the most of my last month here. So I got up and continued on my walk through
Hyde Park.
Hyde Park is one of the locations of the Diana Princess
of Wales Memorial Walk, which is a seven-mile-long walk that goes through: St
James's Park, Green Park, Hyde Park, and Kensington Gardens.
The path takes you within sight of famous buildings and
locations associated with the Princess during her life. One of the stops in Hyde Park is a fountain
that was built as a memorial to Diana. The
design aims to reflect her life: water flows from the highest point in two
directions as it cascades, swirls, and bubbles before meeting in a calm pool at
the bottom.
Cheers! -Brittany
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