B is for… Boat
Whenever I visit Tarragona, I like to pop down to the fishermen’s district, El Serallo. It is home to a well known fish market, and many fish and seafood restaurants. […]
Rows of Red
Incredible begonias in the English Garden in Regents Park, London. . Posted as part of Ruby Tuesday.
Woman Driver
This beautiful mural, made of ceramic tiles painted by Brian James in 2011, marks the former site of a Bloomsbury petrol station. The old Ridgmount petrol station dates back to […]
Cryptozoology and the Libraffe
The Oxford Dictionary defines cryptozoology as “the search for and study of animals whose existence or survival is disputed or unsubstantiated, such as the Loch Ness monster and the yeti”. […]
Mellow Cape Weaver
Beautiful and mellow in South Africa is this stunning Cape Weaver: Posted as part of Monday Mellow Yellow and Wild bird Wednesday.
Happy Days
Happy Days! Here I am, outside school in the mid 1970s (that’s me second from right), with a group of friends. Like the uniform? You’re not seeing the worst of […]
St Paul’s Cathedral
St Paul’s Cathedral looks particularly striking in this pencil sketch. The sketch is in fact a modified version of this photograph, altered using Picasa. Here is my original: This post […]
Silent Sunday
One photo, no words for Silent Sunday.
Yellow Flowers in Regents Park
The gardens at Regents Park are spectacular at the moment; as you’ll see with these yellow flowers: Posted as part of the Sunday Stills Next Challenge: Yellow Flowers.
Venice in Black and White
I love the colours of Venice, but it looks very stately in black and white. Posted as part of The Weekend in Black & White.
Corpus Christi Reflections
The College of Corpus Christi and the Blessed Virgin Mary, to use its full name, is the 6th oldest college in Cambridge University, founded in 1352 by townspeople , primarily […]
Travel with Intent 