Royal Naval College Mirrored
The Painted Hall in the Old Royal Naval College at Greenwich, was not given its name for nothing. The ceiling is painted in the utmost detail, hard to appreciate with […]
The English Gardens at Regents Park
I have a great soft spot for Regents Park. I can walk to it from Kings Cross, which is my entry station to London, it’s where I used to walk […]
A is for… Alphabet
At the Old Library in Trinity College, Dublin the public are granted access to the 65 metre-long Long Room. As with the British Library, Trinity College Library is a legal […]
No Words Required
Regents Park in the sunshine:. Yes, we had a sunny day in London on Sunday – at long last! Wordless Wednesday – on Wednesdays all over the internet bloggers post […]
Tower Bridge
Tower Bridge looks extra grandiose in black and white. . Part of Sonel’s Black and White Challenge: Bridges.
Bulgarian mural
Veliko Tarnovo (Велико Търново) is one of the oldest settlements in Bulgaria, dating back over five millennia. Traces of human presence dating from the 3rd millennium BC have been found there, it […]
Bicing in Black and White
As with Barclays Bikes in London, Barcelona has Bicing Bikes to hire. Here they are, lined up and harmless – not so once they are hurtling down a path […]
Allies
Look at this companionable couple: “Allies”. F.D. Roosevelt and Churchill sit chatting on a bench in Bond Street, London in Lawrence Holofcener’s 1995 bronze sculpture, erected to mark 50 years […]
Wordless Wednesday – Barcelona
It may be Wordless Wednesday, but you can still enjoy the music!
The Born Neighbourhood
El Born in Barcelona, is popular with tourists for its narrow streets, interesting and stylish independent shops, and great range of cafes, restaurants and bars. It is also still a […]
Huguenot Cemetery in Dublin
This small cemetery is situated on Merrion Row, very close to St Stephen’s Green. It is not open to the public, but it is only small and can easily be […]
Travel with Intent 