Summer in the City
London’s Royal Parks were busy this summer. The lawns and deck chairs were in great demand as we enjoyed our best summer for donkeys’ years. Locals and visitors, workers and […]
Reflection, Gormley Style
Anthony Gormley, a British born and educated artist, is known primarily for his sculptures of the human body. These 2 are placed either side of plate glass windows at Regents […]
Two Peas in a Pod
Strolling around a Wiltshire hotel garden , I came across an oversized pea pod: This month’s CBBH Photo Challenge called for a pair of something. I think you’ll have to agree that […]
Phlegm in Shoreditch
At the north end of Rivington Street in east London, is a yard decorated by Sheffield-based graffiti artist Phlegm. The area is often open and hosts food stalls, but occasionally […]
London’s First Cat Café gets Green Light
I have heard a lot of talk about this cafe […]
John Rylands Library
“There is no desire more natural than the desire for knowledge.” Michel de Montaigne The John Rylands Library in Manchester is housed in a beautifully striking late-Victorian neo-Gothic building on […]
Evening Sky over Kings Cross
Summer isn’t quite over! There was a beautiful blue sky over Kings Cross yesterday evening. The tall sparkly thing is one of the new lights at the front of Kings […]
Merchant’s Bridge in Catalan Square
During the regeneration of the Castlefield basin in Manchester, a spectacular footbridge was built from Slate Wharf to Catalan Square. The so-called Merchant’s Bridge has a 3 metre wide deck […]
Travel with Intent 