Kensington Gardens
Monday 13th July 2026. A very hot, sunny day for a Gang of Four walk through Kensington Gardens
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Our Walk |
Queensway Tube Station |
Kensington Hilton |
An Original Lamp |
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Vital water supplies |
Under the trees |
Cow jumps over the moon |
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The Elfin Oak |
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A Carousel |
"Time Flies" Clock Tower |
The Round Pond |
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Lean pickings for the Crows |
Park Gym? |
The grass was yellow and parched |
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Pink Footed Geese |
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A Memorial to John Hanning Speke |
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The Arch by Henry Moore- |
 A detail |
 Hey ho Silver! "Physical Energy" by George Frederic Watts |
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 It really was blue! |
 Serpentine Gallery South |
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 "Pénétrable BBL Jaune" by Jesús Rafael Soto - Serpentine Gallery South |
 Reusable Bricks |
 Coffee Bar? |
 Sinusoidal Wall |
 The Long Water |
 A heron |
 Serpentine Gallery North (Ex Sackler Gallery) The Magazine Designed by Zaha Hadid |
 Inside for lunch, good but expensive. |
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 View of the Serpentine Bridge |
 Serpentine with Pedalows |
| David Hockney: A year in Normandie and other thoughts about painting | |||
 It stretches all round the Gallery |
 The Trees Change with the Season |
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 Photographers at Work |
 To be seen from the Cafe |
 Tree House |
Reflection |
 Rear |
 A Coot on a scruffy nest |
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Swan |
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 The Serpntine Bridge parapet |
 A Coffee Shack |
 Princess Diana Memorial Fountain with water turned off |
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Serpentine Pavilion. The design features a striking "crinkle-crankle" (or serpentine) wall that uses 26,000 clay bricks. The sinuous curve provides structural stability, allowing the impossibly thin wall to stand freely while supporting a translucent canopy |
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| Cecily Brown Picture Making; Serpentine South Gallery | |||
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 Good to sit down |
 Albert Memorial |
 Top of the Gardens Entrance Gate |
 Imperial College |
 A Mormon Temple |
