Towers and Turrets of Tallinn
Tallinn is the capital city of Estonia. I traveled from Stockholm to St Petersburg by ship and had a lovely afternoon visiting Estonia and the the medieval old town of Tallinn. […]
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Communist Red – Vietnam
Vietnam 2008 – Hue and Hoi An Originally In response to Sunday Stills – Red. This long running challenge and the page have now been shut down so I have removed […]
Grand Landscape
The Grand Canyon – It’s an iconic travel destination and on many a bucket list. The word “Grand” barely does it justice. It was so stunning I was gobsmacked. It’s […]
White Marble , The Taj Mahal
The Taj Mahal, a mausoleum and tribute to the favourite wife of the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan. This building is surely one of the most iconic and recognized structures in […]
Himeji Castle, a place with more than 4 stories to tell.
Himeji Castle is my favourite castle in Japan.At 6 stories, it meets the criteria for this week’s challenge, a building over 4 stories tall but what fascinates me is its […]
Flowers on my mind – Sunday Stills Challenge
It is a great time to enjoy flowers in Japan at this time of the year. My recent posts have included Poppies, Hydrangeas and Irises. Search a little further back […]
Sunrise – Sunday Stills Challenge
Sunrise from Dune 45, Sossusvlei Namibia 2007 The early morning wake up call and the sandy slog up Dune 45 and one of nature’s greatest sandpits was well worth the view. […]
Circles – Sunday Stills Challenge
U.S.A April 2009 A round trip, from NZ to the States, from the West Coast to the East and back. Originally in response to Sunday Stills – circles. This challenge has […]
The Letter L – Sunday Chills Challenge
All Lily White yet not a Lily in sight Lighthouse, Letterbox, Lily white performers in a Line Originally in response to Sunday Stills – The Letter L. This challenge has finished […]
Babies – Sunday Stills Challenge
The Vigeland Sculpture Installation in Frogner Park, Oslo, Norway has about 200 works of Gustav Vigeland. They were fascinating and beautiful yet sometimes disturbing studies of the human form. Originally […]
