It has been far to long for us to make it to Richmond park since we moved into the East Sheen area in December we haven't actually walked around in the park. We were scolded a bit by some of the locals for not taking the time to see the local greenery. So today we finally did it, zig zagged for as long as possible throughout the park.
There a nice peacefulness to the area since you could hear all the different bird calls and observe the deer that were taking a rest.
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| This guy was just posing, we took many pictures of him. |
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| Spooked them good. |
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| I approached this guy since he wasn't gonna move, I know they are a lot bigger but there was a part of me that really wanted to pet it. I got about 5 meters away. Later on we found a sign that says you should be 50 meters away from the deer. |
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| Amongst the nature there were wooden hovels built around the park, some were really small and would provide no coverage if it started to rain others even had eats within. |
There was a lot of trees here with faces upon the barks. Here is one that reminded me of arms of a haunted tree found in a deep dark forest.
Four hours later we finally made it back home, it was a wonderful walk with autumn in the air. I couldn't think of a better way to spend the day, I can't wait to walk through Richmond park again when the grass is green and the tress are swaying with leaves.
