Sweet Fresh Fruit
Today’s challenge is “Sweet” and it’s a bit of a challenge now that I’m gluten intolerant. You won’t get many more pictures of these delicious desserts I used to dote on. All is left is fresh fruit and the good…
Today’s challenge is “Sweet” and it’s a bit of a challenge now that I’m gluten intolerant. You won’t get many more pictures of these delicious desserts I used to dote on. All is left is fresh fruit and the good…

Following in Krista’s Winnipeggian — not sure about the adjective — footsteps, only under slightly milder climes, here is the exact oppositre of the empty streets of the Capital of Manitoba in the midst of Winter, even though I managed…

Today’s theme was about Jen’s daughter clutching a Teddy bear in her arms. I found that picture of a little girl hugging a kitten in my portfolio. I love the kitten’s expression.

This week’s topic is variations on a theme. This made me think of a recent visit to the Paris Natural History Museum where all sorts of species are presented. Some are fake plastic replicas, some are – quite realistic –…

Last November we visited a town in Normandy, Gournay en Bray. Even the name sounds weathered. Above a derelict mansion. Must have been beautiful in the past. The old turnpike building. Not sure what the address would be: 3-8 I believe.An…

Jen’s post today came as a relief in the midst of a dreadfully mild and damp Winter* where the river seems to be taking over the world. The banks are no longer open to the public and if you click…

A few years ago, there used to be a Renault factory on that Island, as famous for its strikes as it was for the vehicles it produced. All was shut down 25 years ago. Now, part of it is home…

Today’s post is my favourite photo from 2017, one I shot on Nov 3 this year in St Tropez. It’s so vibrant even though November isn’t supposed to be the best of months, and it wasn’t this year. It’s my…

Ascend is today’s challenge. A word of many meanings. The Ascend challenge There are different meanings to the word. And no doubt that Lawrence Rothman’s (as you can hear in his — her? — beautifully strange LP “The Book…
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