6. Trafalgar Square Lions (1867) By Sir Edwin Landseer.
Moniz, who was travelling alone by train from his home in Southampton had been planning to join other republicans in Red Lion square, Holborn, at an event registered by Camden council called Not the Royal Wedding.
Over the next week, we would inch -- day-by-day -- ever closer to prides of snarling lions, square up to scrappy elephants and push back short-tempered bison... any of which could outrun us, if they wanted to.
Near the square are Beehive and Lion houses (residences for Brigham Young's families) and Young's grave.
"I couldn't figure out what it was about," she said.The second time around, "I realized I had been very square in 1988," Ms. Lion said.
Some 12,000 soldiers and policemen were drafted to restore order; foot patrols surrounded Red Lion, Bloomsbury and Queen squares and Lincoln's Inn Fields, and horse patrols guarded Leicester, Soho, Cavendish, Portman, Hanover and Manchester squares and the neighbourhoods of St James's, Grosvenor, Berkeley and Golden squares.
The square is swamped with Lions fans.
The Burg Dankwarderode, a castle containing the treasure of the Guelfs, dates from the 12th century; on the castle square (Burgplatz) is the bronze Lion Monument (Löwendenkmal), emblem of Braunschweig, carved in 1166 as a symbol of Henry the Lion.
Its 14,000 hectares (54 square miles) is home to lions, zebras, giraffes, elephants, leopards, as well as smaller animals such as hyenas and kudu, a type of antelope.
"We are still at square one" said Rodrigues "the lions are becoming endangered and they will become extinct if they don't put a stop to it".
He was standing in front of a jade lion in a snowy square somewhere in Xian.
