Fig and Sparrow
My first drink of the day is tea, but by mid-morning latest I’m in need of a coffee. And a good coffee at that. My latest caffeine find is Fig […]
Two Doors in Montmartre
Jean-Baptiste Clément (1836-1903), a singer, was “Mayor of Montmartre” during the heady 70 days of the 1871 Commune, when this area actually seceded from Paris. The Commune (La Commune de […]
The Toon Coocillor’s Behind
Hard to miss this udderly funny piece of street art on Cowgate (yes, really!) in Edinburgh. Linked to Behind and Livestock.
Autumn Waves
You can tell from the height of the waves that wash the promenade and the colour of the churning sea here in Broadstairs, that autumn is well and truly here. […]
Fishing Nets
Linked to Blue Monday and Next Challenge: Blue.
Hergé’s Adventures in… Brussels
Georges Prosper Remi (22 May 1907 – 3 March 1983), known by the pen name Hergé, was a Belgian cartoonist, born in Brussels. His best known and most substantial work is The Adventures of […]
Mellow Yellow Eastcliff
This charming yellow and green bandstand greets you as you walk along the coast from Broadstairs to Ramsgate. It is quite a beauty. Linked to Monday Mellow Yellow.
RoMo Coffee in London
RoMo Coffee (Ro = Roasting, Mo = Mobile) is a small mobile coffee chain with carts in a few locations around London. I have come across two of their sites […]
On the Prowl
One photo, no words for Silent Sunday. Also linked to Camera Critters and Friday Photo.
Shadows in the Sand
Ripples and shadows make the Sahara look more hospitable than it is in reality. For more from the Sahara see Is there a Dentist in the House? Linked to Shadow […]
Travel with Intent 