If weather is pleasant, there are few more pleasing ways to spend Sunday as well as outside. Some Sunday Sundays include:
Tennis in the Park:
Tennis is a great sport. Even if you are not a professional, tennis is an entertaining way to spend some time outdoors, with a friend of mine, in the sunshine, and practice something. It's best to have a lot of public places in London, where anyone can go and play with nothing. Typically, you have to advance the court in advance, and you may have to pay £ 6-9 for an hour's time, but it's worth everything you get in return.
Roses in the Garden:
Nothing screams in the afternoon of the summer like a small glass of cold rosette and some time in the garden with friends and family. Start your afternoon with light lunch with salads or omelette and some wine, then continue with more wine, chocolate and popcorn. When weeks are full of work and social responsibilities, it may be very nice to sit at home with a book or friends on a Sunday afternoon and just enjoy the sun and the rest.
In the afternoon on the beach:
If you live anywhere near the beach while the sun shines, then I highly recommend you go. You can sunbathe in the sun, swim at the sea, go to the sand, or play in the water. No matter what you are doing while you are there, one afternoon on the beach you really feel like a holiday. Do not forget to bring water, towels, sunscreen and an umbrella because you can not expect to find those things.
Backyard barbeques:
the time is pleasant. Even vegetarians who do not consume traditional grilled foods for hot dogs and burgers can enjoy grilled vegetables, maize with corn and fabulous mood during the day. Potato salad, Pimms, homemade burgers, and in the backyard, casual restaurants are the best and the most exquisite.
Play in the park:
why can not you set up a picky game from footy? All this is fun, so do not worry if you're not Christiano Rinaldo, you can still get out and have fun with your friends.
No matter how to choose your summer Sunday, make sure you spend a lot of time in the shade. Security first.