Early morning on the Tourist Trail and first stop is  at Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, high on the hill above Tallinn, Estonia.   (No interiors as it...

Over 16 Years since I spotted this little lady at Salcombe. She appeared to be on her own.  Confidently walking into the square, chair over shoulder...

Ribblehead Viaduct, Yorkshire Originally named Batty Moss Viaduct, now Ribblehead is a Grade II listed building.  Construction started in 1869 and...

Heading to Sea for the final Square of the Geometric shapes challenge…. swish stylish lines for these Fishing vessels. Host Becky’s Link...

Somewhere over the Rainbow – In Norway It may well be a artificial rainbow… but just as bright as the ‘real’ thing.   A...

Not many things as delicate in the Natural World at this time of the year than the Snowdrop. Delicate is the word selected by Debbie for her One Word...

February is the Month for Snowdrops Today is the 1st of February, yes a month of 2025 already consigned to history…. but now February moves us...

The Church of St. Olaf, Wasdale, Cumbria. Surrounded by the highest mountains in Cumbria, is the valley of Wasdale, famous for Wastwater the deepest...

Someone needs to do some Spring Cleaning !  Well maybe not… this is the storage unit attached to the sampling laboratory at a Sherry Bodega,...

A chance discovery this week.  Early morning, a low winter sun with long deep shadows… and a very cold dawn. I discovered the Churchyard of St....