I’ll Wait For You Here
Such a polite way to ask you to leave your dog outside! Linked to Which Way? and Signs, Signs.
Elaborate Street Signs
I’m travelling again this week. Can you work out which city I’m in from the beautiful tiled street signs? Linked to Cee’s Which Way? and Fun Foto Challenge: Letters, and […]
False Steps
I featured some of the many steps in Paris in a recent post. Here are some more steps… …………………… or are there? If you are a fan of trompe l’oeil, […]
One Step at a Time in Paris
I had a short and very enjoyable trip to Paris the other week. Looking back at the photos, it seems that, business aside, I spent a large part of my […]
Which Way Vegas?
In Vegas you can chose to travel by monorail, car, bus, gondola, elevator, escalator, roller coaster, Trojan horse… and even by hot air balloon Linked to Cee’s Which Way? challenge.
Which Way for Whales?
This is Hermanus; it was originally called Hermanuspietersfontein, but thankfully for slow-typing bloggers, the name was shortened as it was also too long for the postal service! This beautiful spot […]
Merchant’s Bridge in Catalan Square
During the regeneration of the Castlefield basin in Manchester, a spectacular footbridge was built from Slate Wharf to Catalan Square. The so-called Merchant’s Bridge has a 3 metre wide deck […]
Watery Paths through the Delta
Much of the Okavango Delta is permanently underwater, though levels do vary hugely between the seasons. Locals and tourists alike rely on boats to travel around, either traditional manually poled […]
Which Way?
Spoilt for choice: Which way indeed! Linked to Cee’s Which Way? Challenge and Signs, Signs.
Getting around in Southern Africa
Getting around in Southern Africa can be slow and uncomfortable: roads are often little more than tracks, and on more major roads the traffic can be bad. My first trip […]
Bridges in the Okavango Delta
The Okavango Delta in northern Botswana is one of the largest inland deltas on Earth, competing with the Sudd on the Nile in South Sudan, and the Inner Niger Delta in Mali. It is effectively the flooded northern […]
Travel with Intent 