Tag Archives: Greenwich Park

London 2013: The Views from Greenwich Park

Posted on November 27, 2013 by crowcanyonjournal

Greenwich Park is London’s oldest enclosed park (established in 1443) and most 0f the places that collectively are called Maritime Greenwich are within its boundaries. After visiting the National Maritime Museum we walked past Nelson’s Ship in a Bottle and … Continue reading →

Posted in London, Travel | Tagged 2012 Olympics Games, 2012 Paralympics games, Blackheath Ave, chestnut tree, Greenwich, Greenwich Park, Greenwich Power Station, James Wolfe Monument, Maritime Greenwich, Olympics equestrian events, Park Row, Park Vista, photography, Plume of Feathers, Queen's House, Royal Observatory, the O2, Trafalgar Tavern, travel, travel photography | 1 Comment

London 2013: The National Maritime Museum

Posted on November 24, 2013 by crowcanyonjournal

From the Cutty Sark we walked up King William Walk past one of the entrances to the Old Royal Naval College and turned left on Romney Road and soon reached our next stop: the National Maritime Museum, considered by many … Continue reading →

Posted in London, Travel, Uncategorized | Tagged Admiral Nelson, great map, Greenwich, Greenwich Park, King William Walk, Maritime Greenwich, National Maritime Museum, Nelson's Ship in a Bottle, Old Royal Naval College, photography, Prince Frederick, Queen's House, Romney Road, Royal Museums Greenwich, Sammy Ofer, ship figureheads, travel, travel photography, Yinka Shonibare | Leave a comment

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Tag Archives: Greenwich Park

London 2013: The Views from Greenwich Park

London 2013: The National Maritime Museum

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