A Xolo Called Yolo, an Ancient Dog Breed in Mexico
On a Monday walk in Mexico City we met Desire (Deh-SEER-eh) with her Xolo dog called Yolo. Little Yolo had been abandoned and then rescued by Desire. The 3500-year-old Xoloitzcuintli is […]
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Ireland, a Nation of Story Tellers and Poets (and Pubs)
‘This is my HOMELAND’, a home on the bleak landscape of the Donegal Peninsula in the Republic of Ireland. Ireland is a nation of story tellers and poets. It started early […]
Design Patterns in Mughal India
The Mughal Empire in India was formed by invaders from Persia who brought with them their Muslim religion, as well as its strictures placed on images, in that they were […]
The Wild Rock Textures of Loophead in Ireland
At the Loophead Lighthouse we saw some photos of the nearby rock formations and just had to go exploring the area. The walk from the Loophead Lighthouse to the nearby […]
Protest House in Fishguard, Wales
June 5, 2016, Sunday. Cardigan to Newport. After an eventful morning going way back in time to the Stone Age at Pentre Ifan (and its associated brewery), we then moved […]
Mountains from Around the World
A collection of mountains from around the world. Driving through the Ballighbeama Gap to Killarney in Ireland.Creamsicle-coloured mountains in Northwest Argentina on our way through the Andes. (That’s a small […]
One Subject Three Ways: the Burrard Bridge in Vancouver, Canada
A winter walk on the Burrard Bridge during ‘Golden Hour’ in Vancouver, Canada. Walking along the Burrard Bridge looking through an arch over the sidewalk.Looking up at the bridge struts. […]
Treasure Hunt in Spain
This week the Lens-Artists photo challenge, lead by Tina, leads us on a hunt to find treasures. I decided to try to find all the treasures in one country: Spain. […]
Hills from Around the World 3
A collection of hills from around the world. At Mission Hill Winery in West Kelowna I took one last photo of my favourite sculpture and then we meandered home, fortunately […]
The Pangkor Ferry to Penang in Malaysia
In Pangkor we were picked up by a pink teksi that took us to the jeti. One of the fun parts of being in Malaysia was their language, which often translated […]
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