Walkway to the Eiffel Tower
The Eiffel Tower was created as a centrepiece for the 1889 Exposition Universelle, a World’s Fair which celebrated the centennial of the French Revolution. The engineer Gustave Eiffel, had a [...]
Zoltar
It’s ironic that in a museum dedicated to the facts of science, you would find someone like Zoltar. This fortune teller sits quietly in [...]
Spire in the Sky
Because of its prominent position in Trafalgar Square in London, England, St. Martin in the Fields is one of the most famous non-cathedral churches in [...]
Castle in the Trees
Windsor Castle is much more than what you imagine when you think of a castle. It’s a large fortress made of many buildings set, [...]
New Attractions at HMNS
I always enjoy visiting a museum, but science museums are my favorite. We are fortunate that Houston has a great one with the Houston [...]
Blue on Blue
If I had planned a little ahead, I would have used Monday’s photo for today, Valentines Day. Instead, you get the manly Union Pacific [...]
Capsule Over the Thames
Everyone loves a ferris wheel. Okay, maybe everyone doesn’t like to go up in one, but they are still fun to gaze at. London [...]
Frogs Under an Umbrella
Just a short hop from the Garden Angel and the Blue Frog on a Post, sit these two frogs under an umbrella. One seems [...]
Around the Arc De Triomphe
On our whirlwind tour of France, we whirled past the Arc de Triomphe. We actually stopped for a few minutes, but just long enough [...]
Going Down Under
It’s hard to watch a sunset and remember it’s the Earth that is spinning. From all outward appearances, it is the sun that is [...]