Brantwood has the poshest public toilets in England! Never in a hundred years did I ever think I’d be taking pictures in a toilet. Never in a thousand years would I have thought that I’d find an online challenge asking for pictures of toilets. Then I read Cee’s words for her Fun Foto Challenge this Read more about The Poshest Public Toilets in England[…]
Rufford: The Great Hall Rufford Old Hall is a National Trust Property in Rufford, Lancashire. Built in 1530 for Sir Robert Hesketh, only the Great Hall (pictured here) survives from the original structure. Like many places in this part of Lancashire, Rufford Hall has its fair share of ghosts. It is reputedly haunted by Read more about RUFFORD OLD HALL: Built of Wood in the 16th Century[…]
Red Doors in St George’s Castle. Castelo de São Jorge (Saint George’s Castle) is a Moorish castle occupying a commanding hilltop overlooking the historic centre of the Portuguese city of Lisbon and Tagus River. The strongly fortified citadel dates from medieval period of Portuguese history. –wiki. What Wikipedia doesn’t tell us is that this medieval Read more about LISBON: Red Doors in Castelo São Jorge.[…]
Mosaic Pavements in Downtown Lisbon. When I think of what Portugal is famous for I think of four things : Port wine, cork trees, sardines, and tiles. (If anyone Portugese is reading this, I apologise if I’ve missed out anything equally important. I’m sure its famous for football teams and players as well as many Read more about LISBON: Where even the Pavements are Tiled with Mosaic[…]
A red bicycle sheltering from the rain. I took this picture with my iPhone this morning. I liked the contrast of the modern bicycle parked under the lychgate of our traditional village church. When I posted it on Instagram (MiPhoneography) my blogging friend Mitchell commented on the Lychgate. (Mitchell’s website Heritage Basket Studios is Read more about A Bicycle Parked under the Lychgate[…]