The Acid Diaries (Christopher Gray) / quote 112 of 125
Judges Walk at sunset
Reputedly, these are all that remain of a once-fashionable eighteenth-century mall marking the northern boundary of the village. Beneath the trees, to your right, the ground drops steeply to a small oval meadow. The secret about Judges Walk is that it’s probably the best spot in London to watch the sunset. Coleridge used to walk over from Highgate, and Constable lived just around the corner. Today, however, hardly anyone ever ventures there. Just a few lovers, the occasional tramp sleeping rough, or, when it snows, local kids who use the steep slope to toboggan.