Vintage Car Rally
A Vintage Car Rally takes place annually (normally March) from Barcelona to Sitges. The rally first took place in 1959 ( a very good vintage if I say so myself […]
Paris Sky
Ed’s challenge this week calls for a photo that has been edited in some way, using photoshop or similar. The sky was so stunning in this photo, I decided to […]
Masai Red
Masai men typically wear red clothing, symbolising courage and warrior. I took these photos in Kenya few years ago. Posted as part of the Sunday Stills: Red challenge and linked […]
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, […]
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.
Joshua Trees
Stunning Joshua Tree National Park. This park is so photogenic, I have hundreds of photos. Hopefully, this picture shows you why. . Posted as part of Sundays Stills’ The Next Challenge: […]
Huguenot Cemetery in Dublin
This small cemetery is situated on Merrion Row, very close to St Stephen’s Green. It is not open to the public, but it is only small and can easily be […]
Marochetti’s Equestrian Statues in Glasgow
George Square, Glasgow’s central public square, is home to two […]
Train travel in Japan
I love travelling by train. I use it whenever I can for business travel in Britain, and I use it to travel further afield if the cost isn’t excessively higher than the flight for the same […]
Easter Egg Hunt
I love chocolate but I’m not a huge fan of chocolate Easter Eggs: they aren’t usually great chocolate. Then I found these beautiful eggs on display in Glasgow. They are […]
The Green Grass of Fuji Five Lakes
The Fuji Five Lakes area is situated at the northern base of Mount Fuji. It makes the perfect stopover point from which to climb Mount Fuji. The five lakes (Kawaguchiko, Saiko, Yamanakako, Shojiko and Motosuko) […]
Travel with Intent 