Countries

Colourful and Rejuvenated

The area around Kings Cross Station continues to take shape. I, for one, will be grateful when the square at the front is complete and underground access is properly restored. […]

-Botswana

K is for… Kudu

The Kudu is a large and handsome member of the antelope family, threatened by hyenas, leopard, hunting dogs and humans. Their horns are prized in Africa as musical instruments and […]

Prompts for the Promptless

Rest in Green Peace

If you live, or more to the point die, in East Sussex, you can depart this world with full green credentials. Arka Funerals, with shops in both Brighton and Lewes, […]

-London

South Bank to St Paul’s

I love the National Theatre in London – not for its looks, but for its performances and its views. The ugly concrete blocks you can see in these photos are […]

-Japan

Tokyo Mural

I found this lively and vibrant mural in Tokyo, adorning the walls of a restaurant. Linked to Monday Murals.

Monday Mellow Yellow

Salou’s Waterfront

Salou is situated on the Costa Daurada, about 10km from Tarragona. With its many beaches and close location to Reus Airport it is the busiest tourist location on this Costa. […]

-Venice

Orange Venice

No words needed: Linked to Mandarin Orange Monday.

-Manchester

Manchester’s Hidden Gem

St. Mary’s Church, better known as the Hidden Gem, was founded in 1794 in the centre of what was then, the poorest quarter of Manchester. A priest, Father Broomhead, purchased […]

-Andalucia

A Refreshing Point of View

Looking back over my recent photo collections, I notice that I rather like a refreshing point of view: glasses, with or without refreshment, often feature; sometimes as a focal point, […]

-France