Blog Entries tagged 'streets'
Travel Blogs Entries tagged 'streets'
- The Streets of AmsterdamAs Rosa strengthened from her op, I was able to take a little more time exploring the city, on my way to fetching Lucia from school or out on shopping trips. I really love that it's a short walk Posted by Gypsy Lee in The Journey Within | Feb 20, 2020
- Follow the Yellow Brick Road[center] Sunrise from our room at the Hyangsan Hotel[/center] Today we followed the Yellow Brick Road back to Oz, aka Pyongyang - although that fabled Posted by ToonSarah in Sarah's travels | Dec 21, 2019
- In our country …[center] View from our bedroom, with 'arty' edit[/center] A favourite phrase of our North Korean guides was ‘In our country …’, and perhaps nowhere mo Posted by ToonSarah in Sarah's travels | Dec 2, 2019
- Cruise Day 3 - ViviersBill and I decided to take a break from guided tours on day 3 of the cruise. (We later found out that someone broke a leg on one of the excursions given today! So we missed some drama.) From reading Posted by Lisa Hills in Déchaîné en France | Nov 10, 2019
- Kaesong historyI slept well, grateful for the slightly softer bed at the Janamsan hotel, although the groaning noise it made every time I turned over was a slight downside. Breakfast was served in the same room as dinner last night and Posted by ToonSarah in Sarah's travels | Nov 7, 2019
- Getting to know Pyongyang[center] View from our room at the Koryo Hotel[/center] I slept well at first on our first night in Pyongyang but woke early and couldn’t get back to Posted by ToonSarah in Sarah's travels | Oct 23, 2019
- To Pyongyang! ===Flying to Pyongyang=== [float=right] At Beijing Capital Airport[/float]Today was the big day! We w Posted by ToonSarah in Sarah's travels | Oct 19, 2019
- Our adventure begins![center] A Bei Hai Park teahouse (taken the following day)[/center] ===Flying to Beijing=== Our tour of DPRK was due to start and finish in Beijin Posted by ToonSarah in Sarah's travels | Oct 10, 2019
- Exploring Plovdiv[float=left] Statue of Alyosha[/float]We had a more leisurely start today as we weren’t scheduled to meet up until 10.00. There was time for me to properly adm Posted by ToonSarah in Sarah's travels | Jun 24, 2019
- Staying in Silver Having collected our hire car from the Hertz office at El Paso Airport we drove north along I10 towards the border with New Mexico. And talking of borders, from the road we had a clear view of Posted by ToonSarah in Sarah's (past) travels | Sep 22, 2011
- India - First Delhi experienceWe awoke fresh and ready take on the sights of the city. Being the intrepid explorers that we are we decided to go against advice to hire a private car and brave the Metro system. The station was only two Posted by philosipha in A Million Smiles Away | Dec 16, 2018
- Vancouver BC DowntownTwo reasons I chose to enter North America via Vancouver, Canada. First, Air Canada flies direct from Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne. Second, it is less painful entering the United States through Canada as my destination is New York. On my Posted by DenOS.08 in In Search of the Researchable | Dec 7, 2018
- Strolling around Lucca (still mostly in the rain)[center] Lucca street scene[/center] We had bought a small book before leaving home, recommended by a friend, ‘Strolling around Lucca’ and for the res Posted by ToonSarah in Sarah's travels | Nov 17, 2018
- Back to Tokyo (via Matsumoto)===A certain beauty=== [center] When the skies cleared [/center] It had rained for a day and a half. Kamikochi did have a certain beauty in the Posted by ToonSarah in Sarah's (past) travels | Oct 17, 2013
- Sunday in Praia[center] Old house in Plateau, Praia[/center] [float=right][img=https://photos.travellerspoint.com/871113/IMG_8381__Edited_.jpg thumb=https://photos.travellerspoint.com/871113/th Posted by ToonSarah in Sarah's travels | Feb 22, 2018
- Onwards to Osaka===Modern Japan – with a touch of history=== [center] Waterfront in Osaka at sunset[/center] For a slice of modern Japan you could do much worse than visit Osaka. It has some Posted by ToonSarah in Sarah's (past) travels | Oct 9, 2013
- Winding down to the TyneWe have already visited the castle in an earlier entry, but we haven’t till now properly explored the area around it and the streets leading down from here to the river. ===St Nicholas Cathedral=== [center][img=https://photos.travellerspoint.com/871 Posted by ToonSarah in Newcastle upon Tyne | Nov 15, 2017
- Of monks and newer communities ===Blackfriars=== [center] Blackfriars[/center] Tucked away behind the popular Gate entertainment complex is this lovely peaceful haven amid th Posted by ToonSarah in Newcastle upon Tyne | Nov 12, 2017
- Around Northumberland Street[center] Northumberland Street[/center] This is Newcastle’s main shopping street. It developed north of the city walls as the main route to Northumberla Posted by ToonSarah in Newcastle upon Tyne | Nov 11, 2017
- Grainger Town[float=left] Memorial to Richard Grainger - water trough[/float]What is now known as Grainger Town is the result of recent efforts to smarten up this part of the city. It encompas Posted by ToonSarah in Newcastle upon Tyne | Nov 10, 2017
- Our last morning – and the sun shines again!===Saint Sulpice=== [center] Place Saint Sulpice, early morning[/center] Monday (my birthday!), and the Café de la Mairie opened earlier so after packing and leaving our bags Posted by ToonSarah in Sarah's travels | Nov 6, 2017
- A wet Sunday in Paris===Around Saint Germain des Prés=== [center] Les Deux Magots[/center] We had planned to have breakfast at the Café de la Posted by ToonSarah in Sarah's travels | Nov 4, 2017
- Street art [center][/center] I love to see and to photograph street art, although I feel it poses a couple of challenges. Firstly, when judging graffiti, where is the line where vandalism Posted by ToonSarah in How I see the world - through a lens | Oct 7, 2017
- Monday, and Arpino is closed for business (almost)===A walk in Colle=== Lane near our apartment [float=right] [b]Madonna della Pietà church - detail Posted by ToonSarah in Sarah's travels | Sep 13, 2017
- Birthplace of Cicero===A bit of Arpino history before we start=== Statue of Cicero in the Piazza Municipio Arpino is an ancient city, going back to at least the 7th century BC when it was known Posted by ToonSarah in Sarah's travels | Sep 10, 2017
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