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Location:	Primrose Hill (78 m)	by:	Giuseppe Marzulli
Area:	United Kingdom	Date:	18 August 2016

A Pre-Brexit ;-) and unpublished pano of London.
12 photos; 110mm; f8; 1/640 sec.; 100 ISO.

London is mainly a flat city. However, in the north of London there are some low hills. One of these is Primrose Hill.
Primrose Hill is a hill of 78 meters located on the northern side of Regent's Park. The hill summit has a clear view of central London. The city center is approximately 5 km away.
Nowadays it is one of the most exclusive and expensive residential areas in London.
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Primrose_Hill

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A treasure from your attic - thanks for getting this out. Great view on a wonderful, truly global city. Cheers, Martin

2020/02/07 19:45 , Martin Kraus

Thanks Martin for your comment.
Sincerely I was expecting more comments, because the pano is suitable for many observations about London. But probably the problem is that few on this website know London.

2020/02/07 23:45 , Giuseppe Marzulli

Giuseppe, I think the building you marked as St Pancras Station is the Francis Crick Institute, while on the left we can see the northern front of St Pancras.

2020/02/08 23:18 , Arno Bruckardt

You got panos from there and therefore I suppose you're right ;-)
I knew that the area of the station was that and I went to intuition.
Did you know this place?

2020/02/08 23:41 , Giuseppe Marzulli

Which place do you mean - Primrose Hill? I've been there about one month later than you, and I took several series from there, but was not very happy about them. If you mean St Pancras - yes, I know that place, have a look "in the vicinity" ...

Regarding Francis Crick Institute, I didn't know it, but I'm pretty sure now - you can find fotos on google maps.

2020/02/08 23:58 , Arno Bruckardt

I liked much your pano 17360 of St Pancras Railway Station.
Seeing Primrose Hill personally I liked it very much. In panoramic photos it doesn't do too well. But, in my opinion, it's a very beautiful and interesting sight.
This is the kind of landscape that is interesting for those who know the places.

2020/02/09 00:08 , Giuseppe Marzulli

Yes, you're right. And it's a lovely and peaceful place in this exciting city. Same applies to Hampstead Heath, btw.

2020/02/09 00:15 , Arno Bruckardt

If I were younger, I'd like to live in London for some months. London is an incredibly dynamic and interesting city. But, as beauty of the city, frankly, I prefer other European capitals or cities.

2020/02/09 00:27 , Giuseppe Marzulli

:-) Fortunately we must not decide which is the most beautiful place in the world, as this may change as time goes by...

2020/02/09 00:40 , Arno Bruckardt

By the way ....

... congratulations to number 700 - what a benchmark!!

2020/02/09 10:28 , Christoph Seger

Cranes everywhere. How many are there? Congratulations on the 700th!

2020/02/09 21:57 , Jörg Braukmann

Right Jörg. The thing that surprised me most is the incredible number of cranes. In 2016 London was a booming city in construction and economics.
Will it continue like this after Brexit?

2020/02/09 22:20 , Giuseppe Marzulli

"The man from the mountains" always finds the best possible overview, even in distant countries ;-) ... congrats to No. 700, dear Giuseppe !!!

Cheers, Hans-Jörg

2020/02/15 09:33 , Hans-Jörg Bäuerle

I will reveal a secret to you and I assure you it is true: I love the mountains, but in reality I was born in a city on the sea ;-)

2020/02/15 11:31 , Giuseppe Marzulli