The image displays a weathered, circular bronze-colored metallic plaque, approximately 30-40 cm in diameter, embedded flush into a dark grey, coarse-grained asphalt or paved surface

The image displays a weathered, circular bronze-colored metallic plaque, approximately 30-40 cm in diameter, embedded flush into a dark grey, coarse-grained asphalt or paved surface. Four triangular protrusions extend radially from the main circle, one at each cardinal direction, creating a star-like outline. The plaque's outer ring bears the embossed inscription "THE DIANA PRINCESS OF WALES MEMORIAL WALK" in capital letters. The inner design features a central five-petal rose rendered in a light blue-grey material, surrounded by a ring of embossed metallic leaves. The entire plaque shows signs of patination and some dirt accumulation, with small water puddles and moisture on its surface and the surrounding pavement, indicating damp conditions. Small pieces of organic debris, possibly leaves, are visible around the plaque. This marker identifies its location as part of the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Walk, which traverses Kensington Gardens, Hyde Park, St James's Park, and Green Park, all within the city of London, United Kingdom.