Enjoy the view
So, to continue our survey of Fitzroy Park…. The Elms is a bit of a mystery. According to the trusty Highgate Conservation Area Appraisal and Management Proposals it was on English Heritage’s building at risk register for some years – when we were cycling past back in the late 1990s. It was then bought, by, …
Fitzroy Park – The Elms, The Hexagon, the allotments – and a post box…Read More
I have been promising you a trip down Fitzroy Park for some time, so here we go – but this could be a longish trip over several days…. Back in the 18th century Fitzroy Park was the carriage drive up through the Fitzroy Farm Estate – see my blog on Fitzroy Farm a few weeks …
I had intended tonight to take you on a trip down Fitzroy Park, as promised some blogs ago. But when I went to put it together I realised that the videos I had taken were really not telling you a lot. So now that my phone has been to the doctor and is feeling a …
Because it is the weekend and because my phone is still feeling somewhat constipated (going in for treatment tomorrow…) here are just few snapshots from a sunny Saturday afternoon. This was on my way down what I regard as my personal path from Hampstead Lane onto the heath. At the bottom just before you emerge …
Well, more bark than trees really. I saw this rather splendid trunk as I was walking through Kenwood yesterday, looking to me rather like a massive Yale key. This one comes from a few weeks ago in Springett’s Wood – a lady (or maybe just a tree) clad in crushed gun metal grey Chinese silk …
Before we leave the azaleas and the handkerchief tree I wanted to show you the tree in all its rather over shadowed architectural glory…. And another view of the lawns in front of the house that roll down to the lake… …and indeed, the lake itself, lying still and dark at the bottom of the …
