Herding Horses in the Camargue – week 1
The grey horses of the Camargue are indigenous to that region and are believed to be one of the oldest breeds of horse in the world. They live in semi-feral conditions on the […]
Early Morning Gallop
Linked to Cee’s B&W and Weekend in B&W. Copyright Debbie Smyth, 29 May 2015
Of Cock Horses and Cock-up Bridges
I took advantage of a warm, sunny Saturday to take a walk at Wicken Fen. I have taken you around the boardwalk before, but this time I headed off on […]
Enveloped in Chocolate
Oh to have this level of cake decorating skills! Copyright Debbie Smyth, 16 May 2015
K is for… Kaspar the Cat
Kaspar is the virtual resident cat at the Savoy Hotel in London. His fascinating story began in 1898, when South African diamond magnate Woolf Joel held a dinner party for 14 guests […]
The Wild Horses of Cambridgeshire
Along with so many animals that are already extinct in our world, there are no true wild horses left in Europe. The date of their extinction is not clear as wild […]
Extinction is Silent
“Biological diversity is messy. It walks, it crawls, it swims, it swoops, it buzzes. But extinction is silent, and it has no voice other than our own.” -Paul Hawken (environmentalist […]
Leopard in the Shadows
Linked to Saturday Critters, Shadowed and Camera Critters.
Please Bid For This Bear
The Paddington Bear Trail is now closed and auctioning of these pieces is under way. Why not add some sparkle to your life and bid for one? This public art […]
Please Look After This Bear
Who doesn’t love Paddington Bear? Assuming the answer is nobody, here’s a free London treat for everyone this December. 50 bears have converged on London and the display is perfect for keeping the […]
Travel with Intent 