Bridge over the River Seine
Linked to Which Way?
Colourful Lunch Spot
Part of Wordless Wednesday and Outdoor Wednesday.
Surprise Garden
No matter how many times I visit, Paris always has a surprise or two for me. This lovely, peaceful garden is tucked away not far from the hubbub of Place […]
Old-Fashioned Maple Syrup
Linked to Monday Mural and Pink Saturday.
Promenading the Banks of Canal Saint-Martin
I love a waterside walk and Paris obliges with the Seine, of course. But it has another waterway that makes for a pleasant stroll, one that isn’t so well known […]
Rainy Days in 2014
My travels in 2014 were well-blessed with bright, dry days. The dreadful storms that ravaged parts of England didn’t affect my area, and I even missed some of the worst […]
Sepia Shadows at La Defense
Linked to Shadow Shot Sunday and My Sunday Photo.
Z is for… Zénobe Gramme
Zénobe Théophile Gramme (1826-1901), the father of the dynamo, was a Belgian engineer who lived and died in France. At the age of 30 he began work in a Paris electrical […]
Rainy Nights and Yellow Steps
The Eiffel Tower takes on a different persona in the rain. It has a beauty of its own. Linked to Alphabet Project and PhotoSunday Copyright Debbie Smyth, 20 December 2014 .
Seeing Double
Linked to Weekend Reflections.
View to the Buffers
Linked to Above and Converging. If you like looking down (or up) come and visit my Up Down Challenge!
Travel with Intent 