Travel with Intent

The angels have returned

The wonderful angel lights have returned to Regent Street this year. By pure chance, I was on Regent Street this week and somewhat baffled by the crowds and closed streets. I […]

-Portugal

Red hand of Cascais

This giant hand is the work of Romanian artist Bogdan Rata, forming part of the project “Monuments in movement”. It stands 3.5 metres high and is made of polyester, polystyrene, […]

-Hong Kong

The world is at your feet

Now over to all of you. Do come and join us in our Saturday six-word musings. I’ll admit that many of us openly break the numeric rule and share […]

-South Korea

Temptation

– Copyright Debbie Smyth, 16 November 2018 Posted as part of Weekend B&W

-China

Reflecting on the daily shop

– Copyright Debbie Smyth, 16 November 2018 Posted as part of Weekend Reflection

-South Korea

Upper level palatial

-Hong Kong

Old and new in a walled village

Back in 1992, I visited one of the better preserved walled villages in Hong Kong. The outer walls of Kat Hing Wai date back to 1650, though they are believed […]

-Hong Kong

A steep climb accompanied by Buddha

Today’s walk will boost your step count and eat up many of the calories you consumed this morning. There is great public transport here in Hong Kong, so we’ll set […]

-New York

Going naked

“We go naked because we want nothing of this world; for we came into the world naked and unclothed. As for not being ashamed to show our members, the […]

-Guangzhou

Shopping

-France

Trio in Nimes

In Place d’Assas, two monumental heads designed in 1989 by the painter and sculptor Martial Raysse, face each other across the square. They represent Nemausa, the spring forming the origin of […]

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