Light and Shadow
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 20 September 2018 Posted as part of Tuesday Photo Challenge
Gertrude Jekyll’s walled garden
The Holy Island of Lindisfarne lies just off the northeast coast of England and houses the remains of a priory plus a small castle that was built on the island in 1550. The […]
Snapshot of the daily rush
Shinjuku is the busiest rail station in the world, with over 2 million passengers every day. Copyright Debbie Smyth, 22 August 2018 Posted as part of Tuesday Photo Challenge
All in a row… almost
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 10 August 2018 Posted as part of Tuesday Photo Challenge: Row
Field of sunflowers to Fields of Heaven
Artist Fanny Bouyagui installed a maze of sunflowers as part of Les Extatiques street art display at La Défense. Her field of yellow sits at the lower end of this […]
It could end in tears
Board and card games make their appearance around the wall, in sizes large and small. Now, before I proceed, let me assure that I’m not going to feature Monopoly. Well, […]
International language
It is hard to travel anywhere these days without finding a great range of tasty beer, both local craft beers and international brands. And here’s one for my blogger friend, […]
Dotty Girl with a Pearl Earring
This portrait made of many tiny circles, was a piece I thought had vanished from the streets, but then I found it lying on the floor in an alley. The […]
Back in 2004
This week, Frank has asked us to share a memory or two, so I’m taking us back to a great walking holiday in France in 2004. If […]
Passing through the ocean clouds
Hai Van Pass, meaning ocean cloud pass, carves its way through the Ammanite Range above the East Vietnam Sea. The mountains form a geographic and political division between north and south […]
Traffic free
The new road bridge across the Forth, the Queensferry Crossing, is now open. The original road bridge is used for public transport only, plus cyclists and pedestrians at the side, […]
Travel with Intent 