Let’s delve back into the treasure trove of images from this year’s NxNW trip up to Canada. This early morning image shows the lighthouse at New London...
Members of the University of Kansas Marching Jayhawks saxophone section seen in the stands at David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium on November 30th, 2019...
I mentioned yesterday that Hot Springs, Arkansas contained quite a few either derelict, demolished or poorly maintained hotel buildings. One that bucks...
We took the long way up to Kansas last week, avoiding the usual 11 hours on Interstate 35 and, instead, opting for a leisurely 4 day stroll through Arkansas...
Sorry for the gap in posting – I was out of town on a family trip for Thanksgiving. We spent the week visiting our son in Kansas but took the long...
This is the iconic tower in the main building at the University of Glasgow, my alma mater back in Scotland. The building sits on the top of a hill and overlooks...
The Armadillo, opened in 1997, is a 3000 seat performance venue in the Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre complex by the River Clyde in Glasgow....
The Tote (or Horserace Totaliser Board) at Lanark Racecourse was erected in 1928 and was the first of its kind in Scotland. It’s a listed building...
We’re heading back to Scotland for a few days as I post some more of the images shot during a 3 hour wander around Glasgow at the beginning of this...
This is another image from my recent NxNW trip to Nova Scotia and features our favourite sunrise location, Peggy’s Cove. The rock formations and pools...
A pile of lobster pots in front of one of the fishing huts on the wharf at North Rustico Harbour on Prince Edward Island, Canada.
Just across the river from the SSE Hydro, you’ll find a couple more exciting examples of architecture in the form of the Glasgow Science Centre buildings....
As many friends already know, I’m currently back in Scotland following the death of my 84 year old father. We said our goodbyes at his memorial service...
Mussel boats lined up at Malpeque Wharf on Prince Edward Island, Canada. We visited this location for sunrise one morning after reading that the boats...
In addition to the lighthouse, Peggy’s Cove is also home to another working fishing wharf and a quaint little village. As is common throughout the region,...
Foxgloves were blooming everywhere we went in Scotland this summer. Here’s one we found on the walk around the Wallace Monument near Stirling.
A bust of Scottish king Robert the Bruce seen at the National Wallace Monument in Stirling.
Here’s the last of the current series of monochrome images taken in New Lanark during our recent trip back to Scotland. This, again, shows the renovated...
The village store in New Lanark was closed on the day I took this shot a couple of weeks ago. This was one of the central parts of David Dale and Robert...
A view looking along Double Row to the centre of the village of New Lanark in Scotland.
