-London
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 25 March 2016 Linked to Weekend Reflections and Weekend in B&W
-Edinburgh
Hex colour reference: #ff5349 A colourful note: red orange appeared in the Crayola boxes in 1930, a most definite mix of the two colours in the name. Many of the shades provided […]
-Edinburgh
This gorgeous little close in Edinburgh, a very short stroll from the Castle, provides both views and culture. Beneath the sign, sits the Writer’s Museum, full of facts about Robert Burns, […]
-London
The Francis Crick Institute will be moving into its new laboratory building pretty soon. Right next to St Pancras International station, there is an almost complete, striking building full of […]
-London
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 23 March 2016 Linked to Wordless Weds and B&W Weds
-London
a Copyright Debbie Smyth, 22 March 2016 Linked to Fun Foto Challenge and Weekend Reflections
-Kent
Hex colour reference: #ff48d0 A colourful note: razzle dazzle rose crayons appeared as a new entry in the Crayola Fluorescent Selection in 1990. In actual fact, it was not a […]
A Roamin’ Walk through Roman St Albans
-Edinburgh
Hex colour reference: #d68a59 A colourful note: sienna is an earth pigment containing iron oxide and magnesium oxide, which provide shades of orange and red. In its natural state it […]
-Hertfordshire
I love the involvement of local school children in the design of these new signs. Copyright Debbie Smyth, 20 March 2016 Linked to Odd Ball Challenge and Wild Bird Wednesday
-Edinburgh
As you stroll down the Royal Mile, from the iconic Castle to the equally famous Holyrood Palace, Edinburgh’s Old Town displays its glory to you. Close to the bottom, you’ll be surprised […]