For those who would prefer not to go to Golders Hill Park on Tuesday, the stay at home option is: Spring Blossom.
Lots of flowering trees are out at the moment, including magnolias and cherry trees. Send your contributions to janetat48ock@hotmail.com.
Meanwhile we look forward to meeting again outside on Tuesday in Golders Hill Park
Our first socially distanced outing for some time is to Golders Hill Park. Tuesday 27 April. Meet at the cafe in the park at 11 am. The postcode and address for the cafe is Golders Hill, North End Way, NW3 7HD.
Our stay at home option will follow.
Golders Hill Park, as well as being very beautiful with ponds, a little zoo and views has a cafe offering takeaways, plenty of benches and even some outside tables to eat the takeaway on and loos. The park is of course adjacent to Inverforth House with its pergola and views across to Harrow, if anyone fancies going slightly further afield.
Buses 210 and 268 serve the park, both leaving from Golders Green tube station, which is a 14 minute walk away. The 268 also stops at Hampstead Station and the 210 starts from Finsbury Park. The park is also of course accessible by bike. There is a small car park for blue badge holders, North End Way NW3 7HE. The surrounding streets all have parking restrictions, there is a paying car park at Jack Straws Castle, up to 4 hours for £8.
Sue has provided some photos of the Golders Hill Park, so do come and sketch the real thing.
What a great response from you all. Easter Sunday was really lovely day and now that groups of up to six people can meet outdoors, things seemed to have lightened up, especially with the sunshine and spring flowers. Lots of joyous daffodils.
So contributions from:
Avis Dennis
Magnolia buds
Diane Umemoto
Zoom Seder, the Jewish festival and Spring daffodils.
Sue Lees
Easter tree
Looking forward to seeing friends and family again
Inspired by the green shoots in Hoop Lane Garden of Remembrance
Hackney bus stop, the coming of Spring.
Good pun on Hockney
Kenwood daffodils
