Monday Walks

Salt of the earth

Today, we’re going to continue the walk into the ancient salt mine at Hallstatt, in Austria. Last week we took the funicular up from the town and walked the scenic […]

-Austria

The part of Austria that stretches from Salzburg to the peaks of the Dachstein Mountains is named Salzkammergut, meaning “Salt Chamber Estate”. And that’s where we’re heading in search of this important mineral. […]

-France

Views over Nîmes

It’s time for a short uphill walk to enjoy the views across the beautiful city of Nîmes, in southern France. This place has a long, long history going back to the […]

-South Korea

Hilly walk in Korea’s Machu Picchu

For our walk today, I’m taking you to Gamcheon Culture Village, a small town on the edge of Busan, South Korea’s second largest city. Put on your comfortable shoes, as […]

-Madrid

This is a Square

We’re in Madrid and it’s time for a short wander around a public square in the Lavapies district. Its name is keen to explain what it is: Esta es una […]

-South Korea

Industry and art come together in Seoul

My hunt for street art in Seoul had been somewhat disappointed on my walk around the Hongdae area, close to the Hongik University. Hongdae has developed over recent years, becoming […]

-Austria

Wandering around the park at Hellbrunn

Yesterday you may have seen a peek of the Hellbrunn gardens when I shared a view of the gazebo from the Sound of Music film. But there’s a lot more […]

-South Korea

Arty wanderings in Hongdae

As always, street art sat high on my to-be-discovered list during my recent trip to Seoul. My google and blog research had pointed me to the area around Hongik University, […]

-Madrid

Tobacco and art in Madrid

Time for an urban walk, embellished with urban art. One of the elements I love to explore on my city travels is street art. There are many incredible artists around […]

-Devon

Sidford to Sidmouth

A couple of weeks ago I was lucky enough to spend a few days down on the Devon coast with a group of friends, and their dogs. The weather was incredibly kind, […]

-London

Slow and exposed walk along the Thames

A November Sunday in London brought a wind that crept up surreptitiously to freeze anything it could gain contact with. But it was partnered with perfect light and a cloudy […]

‹ Newer 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Older ›

Travel with Intent

A photographer's view of the world – words and images to inspire your travels and your dreams

Monday Walks

Salt of the earth

A walk worth its salt

Views over Nîmes

Hilly walk in Korea’s Machu Picchu

This is a Square

Industry and art come together in Seoul

Wandering around the park at Hellbrunn

Arty wanderings in Hongdae

Tobacco and art in Madrid

Sidford to Sidmouth

Slow and exposed walk along the Thames