Here I was visiting two UNESCO World Heritage sites.
Europe
Never a frown.
Your editor's parents were teachers. Thus, we were trained how to speak "well English." It's one of those things that get burned into your cranium . . nee, your entire being. When we see awful examples of the English language - especially in professional publications, it makes our hair curl, for sure.…
Take a good brolly!
As they say, nothing succeeds like success. Of course, though, nothing succeeds like excess, as well. But, perhaps, there's also a time for rest, or just giving it a rest. Enough is enough. This is all very good advice and pertinent to us modern humans: life is all so easy…
Come and keep your comrades warm.
Not on your life! Right away, for those of you who have an aversion to disturbing places, you might want to think twice about spending time with this post. But if it's your thing, you'll be missing a lot of fun, as well. This instalment of fun is based around Highgate Cemetery…
Fun fact: Béziers is one of the oldest towns in France with history dating back to 600 B.C.
Famous for its Art Nouveau architecture.
There are two kinds of spurs, my friend. Those that come in by the door; those that come in by the window.
citizenM? No, citizenMmmmm
In Nantes? The “Machines,” are calling you.
Wilton, in South Wiltshire, was once the capital of the ancient kingdom of Wessex.
The basis is Lambaesis. But it’s always known as Timbad.
Now that the planet is fully connected together thanks to the electric interwebs, it's so easy to find info, make contacts, do something real and do something meaningful. From our perspective, travel is about as meaningful as you can get, and it's getting even easier to blaze your own trail online. The…
It must be nice to be able to forget where your mansion is.
Far from the Madding Crowd.
It’s always lovely in leafy Surrey.
Britain’s last gold medal was a bronze in 1952 in Helsinki.
““It’s not a big building at all. It’s a piece of city.”