-London
The world’s first blue plaques were erected in London in the 19th century to mark the homes and workplaces of famous people and new plaques are still erected to this […]
-Barcelona
During the summer months, Catalan towns brim with festivals. Giants and big-heads (gegants i capgrossos) make their grand appearance along with human castles, fireworks, correfocs (fire run), all accompanied by dancing […]
-London
I came across this stunning path in the City of London. . Posted as part of Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: walk.
Challenges
This window is a follow-up to last week’s post Castles in the Air. This window in Tarragona celebrates Catalonia’s tradition of human castle (castells) building. . Posted as part of the Thursday Lingering […]
-London
Every walk around the City of London, brings with it a new discovery; a new garden perhaps, or a new church. Today, I came across the Brewers’ Hall Garden, with its sculpture […]
-London
There is a new giant art installation at St Pancras International Station. Called Clouds: Meteoros, the two giant clouds are white and fluffy, with dark grey human figures positioned on […]
-East Midlands
This Macro Monday, I’m sharing some photos of the beautiful gardens at Clare College, Cambridge. I am just sorry that I can’t do a smell-a-blog as the scents in this section of the garden were tremendous. Founded […]
-Japan
Tokyo is a city of many contrasts… …of high and low . …of traditional and modern . …of crazy and cute . …of sleek and ramshackle: .. …of natural and […]
-London
The 39 Steps is currently showing at the Criterion Theatre in London’s Piccadilly Square. “a memorable and original look back at a sadly bygone era of steam trains, pipe smoking, […]
-London
The famous Castellers de Vilafranca, els Verds (the Greens), were in London in April 2013 to celebrate Saint George’s day and demonstrate their gravity-defying human towers. I came across them […]