This is a park not too far from Holborn Tube Station. Although we, as a family, travelled on the main-line train train straight from West Sutton to City Thames Link – a stop near St Paul’s Cathedral (it is all abit involved – as there are many ways of accessing these parts of London). The train ride takes about 40-minutes and is quite pleasant as there are very few passengers where we get on and the train is nearly empty. On weekends, the London trains run a system whereby anyone can sit in First Class seats for no extra cost. Furthermore, due to the Socialist system of travelling – children are either “free” or highly subsidised.
Whilst traversing to other locations – we discovered “Lincoln’s Inn Fields” – which is a “Park” to you and me. The animals are all very take – which means the local people must be very kind and generous to them. Not only that – but this must have been the case for decades – as squirrels come up to you and try to climb your trouser leg in the hope of acquiring food. I have never seen a “murder” of crows acts so tame before (yes – that is really their collective name) – and co-exist peacefully beside pigeons. Kai-Lin also spotted a mouse at one point. As Buddhist – we are vegetarians and treat all life with respect – particularly innocent animals. Our children exercise loving kindness, compassion, and wisdom toward every animal they meet. All this is moderated trough common-sense.
