During my trip to London, my parents and I took a trip to St James's Park. It was a beautiful place in autumn with all the trees in the platelet of yellow, orange, gold, brown and red. The grounds are filled with leaves of different shapes and sizes and there are squirrels everywhere :)
didn't take much photos cause my fingers were numb by the cold..
A man feeding squirrels.. :)
..this squirrel was too fast for me *nibbles,nibbles.
For those who are visiting London, do go there! it's really easy to find the place-(from my memory) just take the tube to St James's Park station, turn right when you walk out of the station, walk straight and turn left at the first turn, cross the road and TA-DAH! St James's Park. walking further out the park (which we did) you can walk to the Westminster bridge, the London eye, Waterloo bridge and Victoria tower too :) A handful of tube stations and bus stops can be found around the area so it's pretty convenient to travel back (to your hotel) if you're tired.
My parents and I enjoyed the place, the structures and the cool, crisp air and left the park feeling light hearted. Hopefully I will be able to visit there next year in Spring to see the blooming flowers and lush green trees:)
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