This is the spot where Wordsworth's sister Dorothy was stopped in her tracks by what she believed were the most beautiful daffodils she had ever seen; her astonishment inspired Wordsworth to write about this host of golden Daffodils in one of the best-loved poems of the English language, I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud (1804).
Wordsworth's description of daffodils in his poem was inspired by this spot.
Though beautiful, this is not the same spot where Dorothy saw the daffodils.
the woman is crossing the street
Even if he did not finish it does not mean he did not succeed.
A group of friends ride in a raft.
A man is having pictures taken of him.
A group of grown ups watch three children play with some rope.
The biker is on a bike.