Countries

Visit Falkirk, but not by bus

– Copyright Debbie Smyth, 31 May 2019 Posted as part of Friday Follies

The neoclassical building in Glasgow’s Royal Exchange Square was built in 1778 as the townhouse of a wealthy Glasgow Tobacco Lord. It has changed its role a few times since then, and it now houses […]

-Vietnam

Living in Halong Bay

There are certainly plenty of tourists spending a night or two floating on Halong Bay, but there are local people living on the water too. There are plenty of boats […]

-Venice

Shadowy Venice

-Azerbaijan

Maiden Tower

The Maiden Tower, or Qız qalası, is a cylindrical eight storey building that rises to a height of 29.5 metres. However, its exact origins and intended purpose are not so clear. […]

-Tanzania

Rhythm and strength

Masai warriors demonstrate their strength and skill with their jumping dance, or adumu. Straight, narrow, and immobile, apart from their feet and legs, is key to this competitive dance. The […]

-London

When the weather is too good …

“I’m leaving because the weather is too good. I hate London when it’s not raining.” Groucho Marx (American comedian, writer, stage, film, radio, and television star) It’s time for […]

-Edinburgh

Castle in the clouds

All Seasons

The end of the line?

The Union Canal soars in on high, coming to an abrupt end at the Falkirk Wheel. There used to be a staircase of 11 locks which allowed boats to make […]

-London

Meet Mikglor

Mikglor, the fellow with only one shoe, is the creation of Brazilian street artist, Mauricio Glor. Mikglor was created in 2012 and was based on Mickey Mouse. He is a […]

-Day Trips from Madrid

Aerial

– Welcome to One Word Sunday, and over to all of you to join the challenge with your own aerial post.To join the challenge, please use pingback by putting a link in […]

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