Architecture
Silent Sunday: 14th Century Samlesbury Hall
Silent Sunday: 14th Century Samlesbury Hall.
Silent Sunday: 14th Century Samlesbury Hall.
LISBON: A Doorlover’s Paradise. For this week’s Thursday Doors I’ve put together a gallery of a few of Lisbon’s green doors and their furniture. I love the combination of old doors and their new (or not so new) door furniture. (Green Door? I think I know a song Read more…
It’s been while since I posted on Norm’s Thursday Doors. Its not that I haven’t been photographing doors; far from it! On my trips this year I’ve come back with hundreds of pictures to delight the door-lover in me. I should have stockpiled enough to last me through winter when Read more…
Empty Chairs in the Royal Palace. The Royal Palace of La Almudaina in Palma. Originally built as an Arab fortress, the palace became the official residence of the Mallorcan Royal Family at the beginning of the 14th Century under the reign of King Jaume II. Nowadays, during the annual summer Read more…
50 Shades of Pink in Palma. On our last day in the wonderful old centre of Palma, Mallorca, we spotted this cul-de-sac and just had to wander down to investigate. There is nothing remarkable about this narrow street. Its charm lies in the fact that, whilst it is unique, it Read more…