It's thought that Parliament Hill took its name from it being a point of defence during the English Civil War - a place for the troops loyal to Parliament.
You can't actually see Parliament from Parliament Hill (in Canada, Parliament Hill is actually where Parliament meets) so that's as plausible a theory as I've heard.
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I'm with Schmutz. Is that a parka I see? I need to find out when it gets warmer in London before I decide when to visit. It looks very pretty, though.
That was taken a month ago.
As for the history of Hampstead Heath, click here.
Oh, now I see. So "Friday Viewblogging" doesn't mean you actually took the picture on this particular Friday. My mistake.
Yeah, I need to stop working so hard so I can get out and take more pictures. I'm missing out on thousands of flowers blooming!
Man, it's all battles and beheadings when it comes to London history, innit?
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It's thought that Parliament Hill took its name from it being a point of defence during the English Civil War - a place for the troops loyal to Parliament.
You can't actually see Parliament from Parliament Hill (in Canada, Parliament Hill is actually where Parliament meets) so that's as plausible a theory as I've heard.
Is that close enough for a battle?
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