This fascinating sculpture makes an enticing feature in London’s Cavendish Square Gardens. The lady’s sculptor is always open to selling his pieces and to welcoming interested members of the public […]
Hex colour reference: #77dde7 A colourful note: turquoise blue was a new shade for Crayola back in 1935. Turquoise is named after a gem of the same name, a gem that […]
Hex colour ref: #deaa88 A colourful note: this shade appeared anonymously in 1992 as part of the public naming competition, and was named tumbleweed by winner Julee Robinson, aged 33. Tumbleweed is […]
St Andrew Square in Edinburgh was the start of the city’s “New Town”. Not all that new though – this was built in 1772 and quickly became a fashionable and upmarket area to live. […]
This is not a geographic location to match the name of this Crayola tropical colour, but Green Park’s trees obviously have tropical ambitions. Or is just a dream? Hex colour reference: #17806d […]
This beautiful loch is a short walk out of Edinburgh city centre, lying beneath Arthur’s Seat and with several achievements to its name. For starters, it is the only natural freshwater […]
The entrances to this little row of dwellings were my kind of height! Copyright Debbie Smyth, 14 April 2016 Part of Thursday Doors and Shadow Shot Sunday