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The Long Water, London.
Serpentine Bridge in Hyde Park, London, seen from the eastern end of The Serpentine.
The Serpentine looking east from Serpentine Bridge, taken on 7th July 2006. The 101m high London Hilton on Park Lane is visible, as well as part of the London Eye in the distance.
Dam on the River Westbourne, London.
Serpentine Bridge, London.
Edward Jenner statue, Kensington Gardens.
Kensington Palace, London.
Solar-powered boat moored outside Knightsbridge Barracks, London.
Under Serpentine Bridge, London.
Holocaust Memorial, Hyde Park, London.
The Dell, Hyde Park, London.
Lansbury's Lido, Hyde Park, London.
Serpentine Bridge, London.
Italian Gardens, Hyde Park, London.
The Fountains, Kensington Gardens, London.

The Serpentine

London, Great Britain

The Serpentine is a long, thin artificial lake located within Hyde Park. This charming water body is home to a variety of waterfowl and fish. Originally, the lake came to life by damming the River Westbourne, but today, it is nourished by three boreholes. Interestingly, the western part of the lake extends into Kensington Gardens, where it is known as The Long Water.

Activities on The Serpentine

Visitors to the Serpentine can enjoy a range of activities. Swimming and boating are particularly popular pastimes here, providing a refreshing way to experience the serenity of the lake. Whether it's a leisurely boat ride or a brisk swim, there's something for everyone to enjoy amidst the tranquil waters.

Source - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Serpentine
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