courtesy of the large untouched fields in the area
Here is the only small crossing along the queenstown running stretch
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Another few of the playground and mini fitness centers
The park is also a family place, with lots of playgrounds littered along the route
Here is the small ramp by cresecnt girls leading to the entrance of this length of the park connector.
Though it's not quite connected to the rest of the park!
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Here is the map showing the full length of the route, from river valley to queenstown.
The old canal used to run through this area, will it's all covered by the park now.
A group photo!
The London eye & Aquarium in sight
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Approaching the other end of the embankment
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The Abbey's western facade
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Crossing the Westminster bridge
The view of the palace from afar.. again
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Yup stoney lions
Big Ben ain't that big!
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At the Victoria embankment!
Launching an observation, one capsule at a time!
At the Aquarium entrance
Strolling along the Millennium pier
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3dmark score
The eye is surprising crowded for a weekday
Isles of dogs, mmm
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You can find this invisible guy everywhere.
It looks just like the castles in Cambridge :P
Westminster palace along Abingdon street
Time to continue the walk!
With the palace behind us
Who can resist another photo?
The London eye sits on these massive supports spanning over the broadwalk
Street performers by the Jubilee gardens
First world stay
The Hungerford & Golden jubilee bridges
The wheel does look daunting from below
A normal gloomy day in London. :3
The the top of the apex!