Windows from the Past in Jerome
Once a thriving copper mining town, Jerome is now a bustling tourist town. Set high in the Black Hills in Arizona, one of its many taglines is “America’s most vertical […]
Manhattan, old and new
These photos were taken in Manhattan in May 2012 on my iPhone4, no editing. This is part of the 2013 iPhoneography Challenge.
Fruit and veg around the world
It’s Sunday again and time to publish my contribution to this week’s Sunday Stills challenge. In Tunisia: In Scotland: In a supermarket in Los Angeles: A stall in Moscow: In […]
Collioure framed!
One of my favourite spots in France is in the South West corner, close to the border with Spain. It is picturesque Collioure, whose bays and terraced buildings just beg to be photographed. Collioure’s […]
Get your kicks on Route 66
This week’s travel theme is Roads, and Route 66 came to mind immediately. This historic and legendary road originally ran from Chicago to Los Angeles. The photos below were taken […]
Look Up! This is Barcelona!
Look up! I am always saying that you miss so much in a city if you don’t look up. For this challenge I’ve chosen to demonstrate this in Barcelona. An […]
Windows at Taliesin West
The inspiring use of lines and angles by Frank Lloyd Wright makes these windows refreshing and tantalising. I hope you enjoy them. Linked to Thursday Lingering Look at Windows.
Flowers for Mrs Harris by Paul Gallico
This charming book was written in 1958 by Paul Gallico, and American writer better known for The Snow Goose and The Poseidon Adventure. It spurned a further 3 books about […]
Clarence Goes Out West and Meets a Purple Horse by Jean Ekman Adams
This beautiful picture book is perfect to read to young […]
Word a Week Challenge: Zoom
Arizona again! The plants and the light just invited me to take photos. . . . Zoom is this week’s word of the week at A Word in Your Ear. What is […]
H is for… Horses
I have so many photos of horses – real, paintings, sculptures, carvings, … – it was an obvious choice for my response to Tagged H. Here are a couple of […]
Travel with Intent 