Travel with Intent

Pang again

Pang is back again (and ironically, the Russian word to the side of the doors says again, опять). Last time we saw Pang’s cowboy decorator at work he was armed […]

-Madrid

Percussive brouhaha on the streets of Madrid

Isn’t brouhaha a wonderful word. It was word of the day a few days ago and I just had to combine it with the colour and music of this wonderful […]

-Lisbon

A step at the start of a journey

“The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step” – Lao Tzu Another of my weekly quotation-inspired image – if the quote inspires a pictorial or […]

-Scotland

Mobile Lighthouse not so mobile

The North Carr, Scotland’s last remaining Scottish lightship, was built in 1933, measuring 31 m in length, 7.6 m in beam and weighing 268 tons. She was in service off Fife Ness until 1975, then […]

-Madrid

Onward bound

-Day Trips from Madrid

Everyone has their best side

Even a door likes to pose from its best side and angle! Copyright Debbie Smyth, 23 October 2018 Posted as part of Wit’s End and Norm’s Doors

-Iceland

Group photo

I’m afraid I don’t know who this group of people are or who the artist is. It was an interesting mural, but hard to fully appreciate given its location in […]

-Madrid

Late summer in El Rastro

El Rastro is probably the best known flea market in Madrid. On Sundays, its stalls of clothes, accessories and a miscellany of other items, flow down La Ribera de Curtidores and […]

-Madrid

A black and white Sunday in Madrid

I’ve been enjoying Jude‘s black and white Sundays, and thought I’d do the same. Copyright Debbie Smyth, 21 October 2018

-Scotland

Humour

The Beano is the longest running British children’s comic, published weekly by DC Thomson, making its first appearance on 30 July 1938. Over to all of you to join […]

-Madrid

New friends

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