New protest graffiti springs up on the old stone posts that line the Paseo de la Reforma (Promenade of Reform) in Mexico City. Mexico, lindo y que herido / Mexico, beautiful and […]
October 9. We spent the day in County Cork driving from Skibbereen around to fishing villages of Baltimore and Union Hall, and then onto Kinsale via the Drombeg Stone Circle and […]
I think Ireland has more rocks than any other place in the world. With so many rocks they have come up with inventive ways to use them, and this includes […]
I have so many stones with writing on them that I don’t know where to start! Perhaps with two from the north India where Islamic design often uses Arabic script […]
Although we must have flint in Canada I have only ever seen flint beaches in Europe where I couldn’t resist picking up a few as souvenirs. One part of the […]
Father Patrick told us that the St. Patrick’s Cathedral of Galway was much more impressive than his ‘hidden 11th century icons’ so that was our next stop. It was beautiful […]
I think Ireland probably has more rocks than any other country in the world. And the Aran Island of Inisheer has the most rocks in all of Ireland. To deal […]
Interesting to see how faces are interpreted in statues in different parts of the world. The volcanic stone face of one of the Toltec warriors or ‘Atlantids’ at Tula, Mexico. […]
Southern Spain has tons of arches but Northern Spain not so much, and the best ones were all Roman. Here are some Roman arches on the aqueduct in Segovia, Spain. For more […]
This ancient musician appears almost as old as the stone palace where he sits every day, playing and singing his heart out. Jaisalmer’s Fort and the Raj Mahal (Palace) were built […]
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