Melpomene, one of the nine daughters of Zeuss, each a named Muse, became the Muse of Tragedy. She was the Goddess of Singing; indeed, her name was derived from the Greek […]
This gorgeous tit has decorated the wall at a Manchester car park for a few years. It is still in great condition and brightens my walk into the Northern Quarter. Copyright Debbie […]
St Albans Cathedral always demands my admiration as I walk into town, but this musical accompaniment (press the button!) was an extra special moment. The Cathedral and its bells have […]
Gazing out across St Albans from its medieval town belfry, the Clock Tower, are a couple of grotesque faces. In the early fifteenth century, some time between 1403 and 1412, the […]
This quiet graveyard, right next to the Burns Monument in Edinburgh, features some ornate tombstones and also boasts a view out to Arthur’s Seat and Holyrood Palace. It was built as […]
This mighty doorway grasped my attention on a wander through Manchester city centre. It expresses stunning reverence for worship and cutlery. Closer looking reveals that it is worshipping a carniverous deity, […]
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