Worship

Taken at Saint Hugues in the Chartreuse mountain near Grenoble, in a Church entirely decorated by an artists nicknamed Arcabas which is really well worth visiting. Hi altar (seen in the back of the photo) is carved out of two…

Taken at Saint Hugues in the Chartreuse mountain near Grenoble, in a Church entirely decorated by an artists nicknamed Arcabas which is really well worth visiting. Hi altar (seen in the back of the photo) is carved out of two…

High Speed trains go fast … and yet one can relax and rehearse and read and … why do people use their cars?
You guys seem to like black and white photos. So I thought I’d select this one for you and here’s a wee freebie for you too (Great song, and very political at that if you care to listen: enjoy!)
It’s not just old couples who are nagging each other. I found these two beasts which didn’t seem to be happy with their lot. St Etienne du Mont, Paris, France.

A classic view of the Eiffel tower from the Trocadero, and I know it’s not quite off the beaten track but I couldn’t resist it on that cold March morning as I was walking towards my early morning meeting two…
Once again, impressive statuary here in Paris, at the Trocadero (Palais de Chaillot). The new building was inaugurated in 1937, the sculptor is Henri Bouchard. The text above the statue reads: It’s all up to you, passers by that I…
I know it sounds weird to foreign ears, but Paris is a very pleasant City to do business. Here is a shot of a businessman walking towards the Eiffel Tower from the Trocadero. Something tells me a few of you…
This March was probably one of the coldest in the past 100 years in Europe, with Britain still trapped under several feet of snow up North and in Scotland. A few days ago, I was able to catch a glimpse…
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