London in Autumn
Softly the trees begin to sing their farewell song on a nice foggy London night.
This is London’s Tooting Common. A great Park / Common. The main difference seems to be Parks close at night while Commons don’t have fences or gates and are accessible 24/7.
Tooting Bec Common includes a number of formal avenues of trees — the first such avenue to be recorded was a line of oaks to commemorate a visit by Elizabeth I in 1600.
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Very moody, like a frame out of a horror flick.
Would ever have thought that I would have said this about Tooting Common. That is a great looking photo.
Nothing wrong with Tooting Common!