Colors of My Heart

​​​​​​Acton Park is a well-respected and loved public space in Ealing, West Lon don. It features a children's center, tennis courts, a pond, and a playground. The park is known for its mature trees and sunken garden. The park​ was opened to the public in 1888 to commemorate Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee (celebrating the 50th anniversary of Queen Victoria's accession to the throne). The park is surrounded by large lawns with large mature trees planted in a radial pattern. There are many mature trees in the park, especially the magnificent plane trees. It is a lovely relaxing spot where many people come for walks on weekends.​​​​​​ There is a parking space around the park. You can also go to the park by train in a one-minute walk from Acton Central station. ​​​ When I visited, the autumn leaves were well past their peak. I think the best time to enjoy the autumn leaves is early November.​​​ When photographing autumn leaves, it is a key to pay attention to the exposure and a...

It is a spacious green area located in the Acton district of West London, serving as a hub for both sports and community activities. The grounds are well equipped with tennis courts, a cricket pitch, and fields for football, rugby, and hockey, making them accessible to people of all ages. Within the site stands the North Acton Pavilion, a popular community facility frequently used for cultural events, parties, and classes.  Visitors can also enjoy a café, landscaped gardens, picnic areas, and playgrounds for children, making it a welcoming destination for families.  Convenient transport links are provided by nearby West Acton Station and Acton Main Line, ensuring easy access. Altogether, it is a vibrant park that supports local sports and fosters cultural exchange. The sunset was so breathtaking that I could not resist capturing it in a photograph. Taken with iPhone 12 Participating in the ranking If you think the content is good, please click and follow. 気に入っていただけましたら応援よろしくお願...