Schooners and Anchors
This unusual relief mural features the 1902 American schooner, the Thomas W. Lawson, named for a Boston millionaire, copper baron, stock-broker and President of the Boston “Bay State Gas Co. The schooner was based […]
Mellow Art Nouveau
Another taste of Brussels Art Nouveau. You’ll find a touch of blue nouveau here. Linked to Monday Mellow Yellow.
Major Colour Change
As this wet, cold, grey winter drags on and on I am really missing the Mediterranean sun and my thoughts wander to one of my favourite cities, Marseille. When Nancy […]
Sunday Seagull
Linked to Camera Critters. .
What Time Is It?
This bronze sundial stands in Trinity Square Gardens, just outside Tower Hill underground station. It was commissioned by the London Underground and designed by John Chitty (Architect) and Edwin Russell […]
Three Wishes with Dali
In the gardens of the Dali Museum in St Pete, stands a Wish Tree, a brightly decorated ficus tree. Visitors and locals alike are invited to tie a ribbon to […]
Wish I Had Time to Kew
I don’t, so photos will do! There is an orchid exhibition on at Kew Gardens at the moment – thousands of orchids and related exotic plants are on display in […]
Autumn in Broadstairs
Linked to Weekend in Black & White and Scenic Weekends.
Pink Wave
St Petersburg has a strong reputation for its art galleries and public art displays. The gorgeous glass hues above are part of a large public art piece on the seafront. […]
St Paul’s Reflected
A little glimpse of St Paul’s caught in a window in Bankside on the South Bank. Linked to Weekend Reflections.
Hibiscus in Bloom
It was a joy to see beautiful flowers like this in bloom in Florida last week – it is all puddles and mud here in Britain. Linked to Foto Friday, Floral […]
Travel with Intent 