L is for… Lovely Lady on a Lambretta
There was a gathering of scooter enthusiasts in Trafalgar Square the other day. This yellow Lambretta caught my eye. The proud owner seemed pleased with my interest in his “little […]
Is this YOUR money?
Travellers in a rush to gather their belt, shoes, liquids and laptops from the trays at security screening often leave behind a few coins – by mistake, not as a […]
A Walk around Historic Corstorphine
Between the airport and the centre of town lies Corstorphine. I had never really given the place a second thought, but with time on my hands one morning I decided to […]
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 Latest Street Accessory
The selfie craze has given street vendors something new to sell. And it’s not just street vendors that are cashing in on the craze – the Marriott in Manchester was […]
Bench without a View
This bench, and a few others close by, have turned their back on the incredible view of the Forth Rail Bridge. But there are a few that face the bridge […]
Silent Sunday
Linked to Silent Sunday. Copyright Debbie Smyth, 12 April 2015
April’s Alphabet Challenge
This year I have participated in the annual April A to Z Challenge, along with a few hundred other bloggers. My alphabetic posts for the month are listed below: A is for Art in […]
Floating Lilies
Afloat on the Okavango Delta. Linked to Today’s Flowers. Copyright Debbie Smyth, 11 April 2015
St Paul’s is Dressed for Spring
Pink blossom, blue sky, golden cross. Part of Six Word Saturday. Copyright Debbie Smyth, 11 April 2015
J is for… Juxtaposition of New and Old
In Long Beach, California, the stately Queen Mary (maiden voyage […]
Travel with Intent 