Talk:Barn Elms
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Barn Elms isn't a park in the sense of Regents Park - it is simply (as many of the websites call it) a playing field. And I cannot see why it has to be cited as having an amusing name - it is historically correct and the name Barnes which is nearby is derived from place by a barn. Google produced some more users of the site eg the boathouse, tennis courts - as did the London Atlas, which also allowed for a much more geographical location. Peter Shearan 06:35, 18 September 2005 (UTC)
