Weir on the River Almond
Linked to Tuesdays of Texture and Water World Wednesday. Posted by Debbie Smyth, 10 March 2015
Birthday Bridge
The impressive Forth Rail Bridge celebrated its 125th birthday just last week, on 4 March 2015. It used to take a team of 30-40 painters three years to apply the […]
Benches aren’t just for Bottoms
A moment of sartorial adjustment in Princes Street Gardens, Edinburgh. Linked to Benches. Posted by Debbie Smyth, 8 March 2015
Orange Northern Quarter
The street art project in Manchester’s Northern Quarter keeps the area looking bright and cheerful, no matter what the hue; but I do like orange, it is such a happy colour. […]
A Grain of Pleasure
“…trying to extricate from the long day the grain of pleasure…” ― Graham Greene, Brighton Rock A beach, the orange glow of sunset and an atmospheric ruin – grain of […]
Winter Light
This old lamp was hanging on a stable block in a wintry Wiltshire. Posted by Debbie Smyth, March 2015 Linked to Weekend in B&W.
A Royal Unicorn
This regal unicorn crouches atop a column on the Royal Mile in Edinburgh, brandishing a shield and saltire. This is the Mercat Cross, the current version of which is of Victorian […]
Mossy Bench
The moss encroaching on this wooden bench was no deterrent to those wanting a sunny spot from which to admire the views of the Worcestershire countryside. Linked to Benches and Outdoor Wednesday. Posted […]
Silent Sunday
Linked to Silent Sunday and Sundays in my City. Posted by Debbie Smyth, February 2015
Kill all Hippies, Eat the Rich
Part of Six Word Saturday and Pink Saturday. . Posted by Debbie Smyth, February 2015
Indo-Saracenic Chimneys
The Royal Pavilion’s chimneys look great in black & white, but they look wonderful in colour too. Linked to Weekend in Black & White. . Posted by Debbie Smyth, February […]
Travel with Intent 