According to the Met Office, the glowing cloud phenomenon I captured is extremely rare. They are called noctilucent clouds. It is caused by ice crystals around 200,000 feet. This is not visible during the day and only happens when there are clear skies at night when both the observer and the cloud is in darkness and the clouds are high enough to still be able to pick up the suns rays. What is extra special is that the clouds I captured looked like a celestial Dolphin! Doubly rare!

Lovely place to take a walk when it is not too hot. It could do with some clean- up though

It's not a park. It's a pier. The longest pier in London. But it's not a Park. And it's still a bit bleak when the sun don't shine.

Very industrial and could do with a cleaning.

Nice place for fresh air

Urban sea fishing