We (Teamstorms and I) are on holiday in London at the Point-A-Paddington for a week.
We like to have some talks with the local geocachers.
The location of the event is at the Hyde Park, in the middle of the Italian Gardens.
The reason of the title 'Gate to Fantasy'
I like fantasy, cosplay (to photograph)
I'm also a volunteer/coordinator at the fantasy, cosplay, steampunk, sci-fi, Halloween events.
I make pictures, mostly the interaction with the publics, also pictures how the event is builded and wenn it's over. Meanwhile I just enjoy the event.
Here, in the Hyde Park, is enough with a connection to fantasy.
- Peter Pan statue
- Italian Garden in England
- Elfin Oak
- Orangerie, behind Kensington Palace
- Temple (S. Hydes Park)
- All the 'statues of the lands'
- Statue of bear Paddinton
- At the King's Cross there is a platform 9¾
- This year is there a Pokémon pop-up store (where we visit on the 8th of April)
- Every year there is a Hyde Park Fantasy Loop (17th of June)
Fantasy is also used by immagenation and you must dare to believe you're not in a real world anymore.
All around the Hyde Park you can see several gates, every gate is different
So the Dutchies goes fantasy and hope you will have your own fantasy to 
Also on April 4th:
In 1912 Tibet declares independence from China
In 1949 the incorperation of the Nort Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
In 1968 Martin Luther King was murdered
In 1973 the World Trade Center was opened in New York, but destroyed in 2001
In 2003 Voodoo is officialy recognized as a religion of Haiti
In 2013 the Tunghurahau vulcano in Ecaudor spews ash into the air up to 10 km during a short explosive eruption
In 2018 the Eurostar train has a direclly connection from Amsterdam to London
In 1965 was Robert Downey Jr. born (Iron Man)
In 1978 was Patrick Martens born (Dutch actor, ZOOP)
In 1991 was Jamie Lynn Spears born (Zoey 101)
In 1996 was Austin Mohone born