Red Doors at Teatro Lara
This historic Madrid theatre was built in 1879 and inaugurated in September 1880. My Spanish isn’t up to this cultural activity yet, but if yours is, you can’t miss the bright […]
Under Blue Wraps
Venice’s gondolas are well cared for. Here they are still under wraps just after dawn, with a busy day to come, no doubt. Linked to Blue Monday and Water World Wednesday.
Venice Toilets
This week I have another odd ball toilet sign, this time from Venice. Is that a man on a pogo stick? Or just a Peeping Tommaso? Also linked to […]
Let Me Be The One
Some sleepless night if you should find yourself alone Let me be the one you run to Let me be the one you come to When you need someone to […]
Foto Blitz
This way for souvenirs of your summer lovin’ holiday. In fact, there’s no better place to be than Venice in summer, or any other season! Linked to Weekly Top […]
German Gates in the Hague
These intricate cast iron gates were donated to the Peace Palace by Germany in around 1911. They were designed by the architect B. Mohring and manufactured by Schulz & Holdefleiss. […]
Red Lights in Amsterdam
Linked to Ruby Tuesday.
Venetian Lamp Post
Strong Mediterranean sun and pale floor tiles make for a great shadow. Linked to Shadow Shot Sunday and Outdoor Wednesday.
Painting the Town Pink
Other than protests about big ships, I didn’t see all that much graffiti in Venice. I’ll show another couple of pieces that caught my eye over the next few weeks, […]
A Bike, a Basket and a Funny Little Man
This unusual bike and the strange little onlooker made me smile as I wandered around a damp Amsterdam. I was impressed that these practical container bikes are available to hire, and most […]
Travel with Intent 