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 […]
Snug in Brighton
This blue mural is a 2010 piece by snug, a freelance graffiti artist and illustrator, who has been plying his trade for 20 years. His work includes the centennial history of Moorfields Eye […]
The Banks of the Clyde
Grab your warm clothes and comfy shoes and come walk with me. There’s a map of the route at the end of the post; the numbers in brackets in the text coincide with […]
Colourful Tourist Pitstop
Linked to Odd Ball and Pink Saturday.
Silent Sunday
Linked to Silent Sunday, Sundays in my City and Blue Monday.
Fifteen Years On
Well, 14½ to be precise. Work started on the London Millennium Footbridge in 1998 and it opened in June 2000. Although it got off to a rickety start – it was immediately […]
Sepia Shadows at La Defense
Linked to Shadow Shot Sunday and My Sunday Photo.
Please Bid For This Bear
The Paddington Bear Trail is now closed and auctioning of these pieces is under way. Why not add some sparkle to your life and bid for one? This public art […]
Feeling Fragile From Fulsome Festive Fun?
Part of Six Word Saturday.
Atmosphere Renewed
The Turner Contemporary stands in a prominent position on the seafront at Margate. On the ground floor is a large gallery with huge windows that take advantage of the natural light and […]
Across the River
If you look closely at this charming reflection, you can see the Millennium Bridge on the left and St Paul’s Cathedral on the right. Linked to Weekend Reflections.
Travel with Intent 