I'm not usually one to visit cities, but sometimes needs must. The weather in London was so warm I went for a walk and I'm glad that I did.
Working in London for a few days, I had time to kill at night so decided to go for a walk around the Highgate area. This is a nice characterful part of London and in the beautiful summer evening, it was a pleasure to explore. On my first evenings' jaunt, I found myself in Waterlow Park and this park is particularly pleasing and natural feeling even with the locals sitting on the grass enjoying the weather (like me).
I then walked through the park and found Highgate Cemetery - The east part was open for visitors despite the advertised opening hours. So £4 lighter I spent some time walking around the graveyard with my phone as my camera. This place (understandably) was particularly peaceful and calming, especially being in such a big city, I found myself lingering in the warm summer heat looking at the sunbeams streaming through the trees and illuminating the memorials.
The entrance to the west part of Highgate Cemetery
The grave of Karl MarxI've not read his books admittedly, but I have read animal farm by George Orwell...
Highgate Cemetary in London
Highgate Cemetary in London
Highgate Cemetary in London
Highgate Cemetary in London
Highgate Cemetary in London
Highgate Cemetary in London
Highgate Cemetary in London
Highgate Cemetary in London
Sisyphus in Highgate CemeteryOr it could be a worker ;)