With the sun streaming through the famous hill garden and its famous pergola, walkers were enjoying a wintry walk over the weekend.
A decorative animal surveys north London from the Golders Hill Park pergola. (Image: Polly Hancock)
Wild gorse on the Heath flowers throughout the year, even in January (Image: Polly Hancock)
A walker pauses to admire the trunk of a tree in the Hill Garden (Image: Polly Hancock)
Children enjoy breaking up the ice which had formed on top of the sunken pool in the Hill Garden in Golders Hill Park. (Image: Polly Hancock)
Patricia Finch's 1991 statue Golders Hill Girl in Golders Hill Park. (Image: Polly Hancock)
Bright red berries stand out on a lockdown morning at Golders Hill Park. (Image: Polly Hancock)
The low sun adds further drama to the winter landscape of the trees in Golders Hill Park (Image: Polly Hancock)
The bare trees stand out on a dramatic lockdown morning at Golders Hill Park. (Image: Polly Hancock)
The walkways of the pergola at Golders Hill Park. (Image: Polly Hancock)
Ironwork in the pergola has been left open to the elements and is in keeping with the landmark's 'faded glory' atmosphere. (Image: Polly Hancock)
The astonishing dome of the pergola at Golders Hill Park. (Image: Polly Hancock)
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