Travel with Intent

Women in Graffiti: A Tribute to the Women of Egypt | suzeeinthecity

You’ll have gathered from many of my previous posts that […]

Family Lunch

On a game drive in Kenya a year or so a go, we were lucky enough to come across a family of lions having lunch! The adults had already eaten […]

-London

St Pancras Old Church

Hiding quietly behind St Pancras International Station in London, is St Pancras Old Church. Built on a site of Christian worship dating back probably as far as the 4th century, […]

-Barcelona

Candles

The first photo is from the stunning Santa Maria del Mar in Barcelona, the second is from the imposing Notre Dame de la Garde in Marseille. . Posted as part […]

Awards

Thank You… Tones on Tuesday

My St Paul’s Cathedral post was showcased at Tones on Tuesday. Many thanks to Emily C.

-Manchester

NoHo Murals in Manchester

These murals decorate the external shutters of NoHo Bar in Manchester’s Northern Quarter. I haven’t been there at night when the shutters come up, but I understand there is similar […]

Challenges

Yellow Pincushions in South Africa

Proteas are the national flower of South Africa. I particularly like this pincushion variety. Posted as part of Monday Mellow Yellow.

-Birmingham

Silent Sunday

One photo, no words for Silent Sunday.

Beach holiday

Sitges is an extremely beautiful Catalan town: white and blue buildings, stunning coastline, sandy beaches, wide promenade, carefully tended gardens. It is also an artistic city, with a strong heritage […]

-Bulgaria

Bugged

Bugs are a necessary evil (ok, that’s a bit strong, I know, but on the whole, I’m not fond!) of more adventurous travel. The two above are from South Africa, […]

-East Midlands

Dreamy Cambridge

The King’s College of Our Lady and St Nicholas in Cambridge was founded in 1441 by King Henry VI. Its Chapel and choir are world-famous, with millions of people around […]

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