A Year In The Life of Greenwich Park by Anthony Quiney (published by Frances Lincoln) that tells the story of London’s oldest enclosed Royal Park. The book uses the four seasons to create a narrative of the park through an informative text and top quality pictures.
You’ll learn about the park’s history, its buildings, its views and its trees. For such a recent publication, you may have expected a reference to plans to use the park for London 2012 but it steers clear of controversy.
Quiney himself knows Greenwich well, and was the Professor of Architectural History at the University of Greenwich.
If you love the Park, and frankly who doesnt, this is great coffee table fodder. It’s 
Competition
To win a copy of Anthony Quiney’s A Year In The Life of Greenwich Park, simply answer this question:
What time of the day does Greenwich Park open to pedestrians?
Email your answer to rob@greenwich.co.uk. Closing date for entries is 1pm on Thursday 16th April. Winner will be announced on Friday 17th April.
The winner of the competition was Paul Merriman. Well done Paul – thanks for all entries.