Hope Park

Many local residents will bring their children to play on weekends, and the park scenery is still great. The water view is beautiful. The pace of life of the locals is not too fast. I also especially like their lawn, which is very green.

Keswick is a market town in Cumbria, England. It has a population of 4,281 and is located north of Lake Devonte (Derwent Water), close to Lake Basson White (Bassenthwaite Lake) and Lake District National Park (Lake District National Park). In the 16th century, a small mine was discovered in Kasik, the birthplace of the world's first graphite pencil. In 1276, King Edward I of England granted Kasik market status. The Moot Hall on the market was once used as a town hall and is now used as a local tourist information office. In Kaesick, since 1875, a three-week Christian assembly, known as the Kaiser Conference, has been held annually in the summer and autumn.

A beautiful park with flowers and trees