On Sunday, I came across this rather curious leaf-covered balloon in Regent’s Park.
At first I thought it might have been a piece of ‘official’ art, but it seems more likely that it had been created by nature given that it was in a far corner of the park behind some trees.
The discarded balloon’s string had got caught up in the bush behind and, over time, autumnal leaves had blown up and stuck onto its surface to create this rather splendid object.
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Green Park and Hyde Park in the snow, London, Dec 2010
Autumn in Regent’s Park, central London – photo feature
The Tree House Gallery, Regents’s Park
Last gasp of summer, Green Park, London
Autumn in Regent’s Park
Frozen lake in St James’s Park, London
Empty deckchairs and a damp June afternoon in Green Park, London
A summer Saturday in Green Park, London
