High Roller
Las Vegas has welcomed a new high roller to town – a big wheel. It is one of several new additions since my last visit around three years ago. This […]
From Hotel Fieubet to Ecole Massillon
These red doors and ornate facade on the Quai des Célestins belong to the Hôtel de Fieubet. The intricate detail is utterly fascinating and the bright doors demand your attention. There is history […]
The Jewel of Downtown LA
-Look Up, Look Down Challenge, Week 78 Every Thursday, I publish a post containing photos taken from above or below, and invite you to join in the challenge by posting your own […]
G is for… Gazebos Galore
The River Lea in Ware is popular with canoeists and walkers, but is probably not on many tourists’ to do lists. I live nearby but only just discovered the quaint […]
Sunny Brighton
Linked to Wordless Wednesday. Posted by Debbie Smyth, February 2015
Patchwork Lamp Posts
Several lamp posts on South Broadway are spreading some jollity with their knitted patchwork overcoats. Linked to Rule of Thirds and Texture Tuesday. Posted by Debbie Smyth, February 2015
Big Ben in Madrid?
In recent months, I have featured a number of beautifully decorated shop door shutters, but I think these doors have to take the award for entrance adornment. Although Tower Bridge […]
Yellow Amsterdam
Linked to Monday Mellow Yellow.
Emergency Cuppa-bility
If you need a cuppa as you stroll the Amsterdam canals, just look to the trees. Linked to Odd Ball.
Take a Rest on South Broadway
I fell in love with the architecture and old signs of South Broadway, in downtown LA. This bench would provide a welcome breather in the heat of summer, though […]
A Trifle of Eiffel
This replica Eiffel Tower at the Paris Hotel in Las Vegas isn’t such a trifle; at a height of 165 metres, it is a half scale model of the famous original. Linked […]
Travel with Intent 