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You are standing in the middle of
Greenwich Park, looking south.
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The park was originally laid out by
Charles II to a plan by Le Notre.
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on the hill you can see the royal
observatory
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William Defoe wrote in 1724: "The beuty of Greenwich is
owing to the lustre of its inhabitants...here several of the most
active and useful gentlemen of the late armies,
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having grown old in the service of their country,
are retired to...reflect with pleasure upon the
dangers they have gone through."
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