If I could pick one place to live for the rest of my life and be totally content, I would pick the countryside just outside of London. I have never visited a more peaceful place. The scenery is beautiful and although it rains quite often, even the rain has a different type of beauty. While visiting London, I stayed in a small house with an older man and woman. I was at the park meeting some of the locals when a rain shower came out of nowhere. It was the most beautiful rain I had ever seen. As I looked out over the hills, and into the grassy fields, the rain pouring, I remember just standing there in awe of how beautiful rain could actually be, and how I knew that I could be completely at ease with making this place my home. …show more content…
The countryside outside of London, England is wonderful, but the city is just as breath taking.
The buildings stand tall with an almost hand sculpted look. The churches are absolutely astonishing. The steeples are tall, and look as if they took years to construct and perfect. All around the city are sculptures of famous people, and things. The Tower of London dominates the skyline, along with the London Eye. The most beautiful view of the city is at the very top of the London Eye. From the top, you can look out over Thames River, and to the Tower. You can see Buckingham Palace and many, many more famous buildings and landscapes that are very pleasing to the
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All in all I find that London, England is the most peaceful place that I have ever been. Despite the almost hectic city look, the city is quite calm and very inviting. Everyone is very welcoming, it's almost as if they have the "southern charm" we are said to have here in the southern United States. The beauty and perfection of the city make it my top pick for home. I feel like I belong in London and ever since my visit ended I feel like I left a part of me there. Hopefully one day, I will be able to call this wonderful city home, if only for just a short while. London really is, in my opinion the most beautiful city in the world.