In London you are likely to think of rowhouses and large buildings. However, the planners of London decided to leave large natural areas before moving the town limits. Today there are at least two large parks to visit. Hyde Park with its Speakers Corner is more developed, I think. Kensington Garden is more natural. On a path dedicated to Princess Diana you can come upon a water feature. While walking along I found a place likely designated as a way to stop folks from using small boats. In this photo you can see what drew me there. On almost every post, a bird had taken up residence.
The best adventures are those that contain surprises. There are wonders to be discovered by getting lost in the Highlands of Scotland or on the back roads of New England. There may just be a chance to meet a special character who changes your life. In ancient times these were sometimes known as angels.
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This blog is about the adventure of traveling and especially the interesting people that you meet. We will share stories about people and places we have encountered from around the United States, Ireland, Scotland, England, Italy, Austria, Switzerland, Germany, France, Canada, Spain, Mexico, The Vatican, The Netherlands, Belgium, Zambia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Liechtenstein, Portugal, Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovakia, and more. This is not a travelogue -- we leave that to Rick Steves -- this is a collection of fragments in the journey of life.
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