Y is for… Yokohama
Lying on Tokyo Bay, south of Tokyo, Yokohama is the second largest city in Japan by population after Tokyo and most populous municipality of Japan. Yokohama was a small fishing village up to […]
Yellows in Le Panier
. Posted as part of Monday Mellow Yellow.
Dead Meat
Conor Harrington is an Irish artist, now living in London. This is part of his Dead Meat series, where he blends classical art, history and current topics. In this work […]
Lego on the Underground
To mark the London Underground’s 150th anniversary, celebrated in January 2013, LEGO have created five Tube maps with LEGO bricks. These maps illustrate the evolution of the network between 1927 […]
12 Old Words that Survived by Getting Fossilized in Idioms
We all use idioms, and probably rarely stop to think […]
Silent Sunday
. Posted as part of Silent Sunday.
Friday Flower Festival in Dublin
Beautiful beds of begonias in St Stephen’s Green Park in the centre of Dublin.: . Posted as part of Friday Flower Festival.
Marseille’s Old Port at Twilight
. Posted as part of Sunday Stills’ The Next challenge: Sunset.
Hotel with Cake!
This post is dedicated to my new friend and fellow blogger, Lady of the Cakes. I have been remiss in my recent travels and just haven’t found any cakes, but […]
Let the Goodness Flow!
Guinness is good for you, or so the tag line goes. I was in Dublin for an all too brief business trip this week, but I found time to get […]
Curvy Gateshead
The once industrial area of Gateshead Quays, underwent renovation in the late 1990’s and early 2000’s. It is now sexy and curvy! The Sage was the first concert hall to […]
Travel with Intent 