London's best parks and gardens

View from The Strand, London, duotone

• The biggest
  Richmond Park
• with Mazes
  Crystal Palace Park (free)
  Hampton Court (entrance fee)
• Rollerblading
  Hyde Park
• Views
  Alexandra Park, Crystal Palace, Greenwich Park, Hamstead Heath, Richmond Park, Waterlow Park
• Walks
  Princess Diana of Wales Walk, Jubilee Walk, Parkland Walk, Regent's Canal
• Most Secret
  College Garden, Secret Garden (Regent's Park)
• Riverside views
  Battlesea Park, Greenwich Park, Marble Hill Park, Richmond Park, Syon Park
• Coffee
  Battlesea Park, Kennington Park, Thames Barrier Park
• Budget Cafes
  Chiswick Park, Tooting Bec Common, Weavers Fields
• Butterflies
  Alexandra Park, Syon Park Butterfly House
• Bird Watching
  Alexandra Park, Hampstead Heath, Richmond Park, Highgate Wood, Queen's Wood, Regent's Park (waterfowl)
• Art Galleries
  Battlesea Park, Regent's Park, Kensington Gardens
• Animals
  Battlesea Park, Regent's Park, Richmond Park (deer)
  

London's best museums and galleries

View from our new office at dusk, The Strand, London, UK at Reactive.com

SShort compilation of places to visit in London:

• British Library
  96 Euston Rd, London
  (Diamond Sutra - earliest printed book in the world China AD 868)
  (Shakespeare's folio, Beowulf, oldest surviving Buddhist scrolls)
• British Museum
  Great Russell St, London
• Courtauld Collection
  Somerset House, Strand, London 020 78482526
  (one of the finest collection of Impressionist and Post Impressionist paintings in Britain)
• Horniman Museum
  100 London road, Forest Hill, London
  (World people, culture and environment)
• Hunterian Museum, (Royal College of Surgeons)
  34-35 Lincoln's Inn Fields, London
  (medical science advancement)
• National Portrait Gallery
  St Martin's Place, London
  (portraits of British men and women)
• Natural History Museum
  Cromewell Road, London
• Percival David Foundation of Chinese Art
  53 Gordon Square, Bloomsbury, London
  (one of 20th century's greatest collection of chinese ceramics outside of China)
  
• Queen's Gallery
  Buckingham Palace, London
  (Royal treasures)
• Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
  Kew, Richmond, Surrey
  (world's largest seed bank)
  www.rbgkew.org.uk
• Tate Britain
  Millbank, London
  www.tate.org.uk
  (100 years of painting in England)
• Tate Modern
  Bankside, London
  www.tate.org.uk
  (international modern art)
  
  Brett checking out The Crack, Tate Modern 2008
  
• Wallace Collection
  Hertford House, Manchester Square, London
  www.wallacecollection.org
  (French painting, porcelain and furniture)
  
  

back and forth in time

for the love of beer, Belgo Centraal London

for the moments of friendship, Hong Kong

for the love of a stranger, Trafalgar Square, London

for the wistful moments, National Gallery, London

and the relationships that carries us forth

Been a huge break btw posts as I have been slightly addicted to facebook so less time for introspection, although I have been thinking alot about everything. Must write it down lest it disappears into ether.