Explain the scenic beauty of Kingston from three men in a boat in 150 to 200 words
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Kingston was the place from where Jim, Harris and Montomorency were to start their river journey. They reached there by a train from Waterloo. Their boat was waiting for them at Kingston. They stored their luggage in it and stepped into it.
As they rowed through it, they found its quaint back streets, coming down to the water’s edge, looking quite picturesque in the sunlight. The sparkling river with its drifting barges, the wooded towpath, the nicely kept villas on the other side, the distant view of the grey old palace of the Tudors, all made a sunny picture. Kingston looked so bright but calm, so full of life. The tranquility of the place had an intoxicating effect on Jim.
The narrator remembered Kingston was a royal borough once, and nobles and courtiers lived there, near their King. The architectural features of the houses and buildings breathed of the days of the royalty that lived here in the past.
As they rowed through it, they found its quaint back streets, coming down to the water’s edge, looking quite picturesque in the sunlight. The sparkling river with its drifting barges, the wooded towpath, the nicely kept villas on the other side, the distant view of the grey old palace of the Tudors, all made a sunny picture. Kingston looked so bright but calm, so full of life. The tranquility of the place had an intoxicating effect on Jim.
The narrator remembered Kingston was a royal borough once, and nobles and courtiers lived there, near their King. The architectural features of the houses and buildings breathed of the days of the royalty that lived here in the past.
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