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It’s super tranquil compared to other big cities… I find it actively calming. Even some of the Daulton Varsho American professional baseball outfielder and catcher Toronto State T-Shirt Additionally,I will love this main roads really aren’t that bad. This isn’t going to be surprising to most, we know it’s very tranquil for a major city, that’s widely agreed on. I was in London this weekend. Walked from Victoria Station, through green park, St James’s Park, then on to the West End. Even though it was busy, there was a chill atmosphere to it all. I had a great time looking at all the different people and places. I assume this ignores the morning commute 8.17am when getting through the crowds at the Liverpool Street Station concourse I moved to London from China and was struck by how calm London felt. Low traffic, low noise (especially at night), lots of calm green space. If you’re comparing London to a smaller city or town in the UK then yes obviously London is more hectic, but if you’re comparing it to other major cities around the world it is reasonably calm. Let me tell you now, I’ve lived in London, New York, Dallas, Orlando and Hong Kong in my life so far. Id pick London every time! I’ve been trying to do the Capital Ring walk and there are some stretches that are just so peaceful and so tranquil. So many rivers, canals and woods to explore. It gives you an appreciation of just what a big city it is and how diverse it is. So I can understand people’s first reaction being “that sounds nuts”, but this might be more right than you think.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.