Sausages Don’t Grow on Trees!
Ah, but they do in Africa: If someone said Kigelia africana to you, you would likely have little idea of the appearance of this handsome tree. Unless you happen to […]
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Debbie Smyth
The Attendant
Ever been to an underground coffee shop? Not that unusual, I know. How about in a former public toilet? Not so common! But that’s exactly what you’ll find at The […]
African Evening Sky
The beautiful early evening sky in the Okavango Delta. Linked to Skywatch Friday and Foto Friday Heavenly.
Cambridge Windows
The architecture of Cambridge University’s various colleges is stunning. The windows are no exception. Related Posts: Dreamy Cambridge Punting in Cambridge Corpus Christi Reflections Linked to Lingering Look at […]
Which Way for Whales?
This is Hermanus; it was originally called Hermanuspietersfontein, but thankfully for slow-typing bloggers, the name was shortened as it was also too long for the postal service! This beautiful spot […]
Water, Water, Everywhere
Today, 3 October, is National Poetry Day in the UK. This countrywide celebration of poetry has taken place since 1994. It is intended to bring poetry out onto the […]
How to Master White Balance
The Travel Shots section of National Geographic features useful tips to improve our photography skills. This one on white balance is simple to follow and great for beginners. ****************************************************************************** Posted […]
Sunny Door in Marseille
Wordless Wednesday – on Wednesdays all over the internet bloggers post a photo with no words to explain it. Linked to Whimsical Windows, Delectable Doors.
Reflection, Gormley Style
Anthony Gormley, a British born and educated artist, is known primarily for his sculptures of the human body. These 2 are placed either side of plate glass windows at Regents […]
Travel with Intent 