St James's Park Review

went to St James Park during weekend makes you feels relax, the park is so beautiful

We went for a walk in many parks in the UK this summer and we understood why people always say London is a great city for walking. Although it is a city with very heavy traffic, once you start walking in the park, you feel like you're in another world.

This park is near Downing Street and Buckingham Palace and is by far my favorite park. We visited when the sun was setting and the scenery was particularly beautiful. The river is quiet, and there are two particularly famous cockroaches, very cockroach. Ha ha.

The weather was bad when I went, the photos were not particularly good, but the park was great. St James's Park was in front of Buckingham Palace. It belongs to the Royal Garden and has a long history. The middle of the park is a lake with white swans swimming in it. It is said that this is a swan belonging to Her Majesty. The lawn by the lake is green and tree-lined, and there are many small squirrels active on the ground, and citizens and tourists like to come here for a walk and leisure.

St. James's Park is south of the east-west center line of London. From the southwest corner of the park, there is a lake island surrounded by water. The water in the lake is dirty and dirty, and the bridge is broken enough. There are hundreds of years of spider webs on the bridge railings. There are several dead willows lying on the riverside. There is a gray swan eating grass on the shore. I saw the swan eating grass for the first time, and I was shocked by the world! In fact, there is a world's oldest zoo in the northeast corner of this park, called the London Zoo. After seeing swans eating grass, I believe there must be more wonderful animals in the zoo, but we did not explore there because of the disobedient crocodiles and the unencircled lion tigers.