Ripley’s at Piccadilly Circus
Some have compared Piccadilly Circus to Times Square in New York City. They are both unique intersections with large electronic billboards and attractions of [...]
Preparing to Cross the English Channel
To travel across the English Channel, you can either fly, float or take the tunnel. As much as I wanted to take the high [...]
Model A Head On
As a person matures and grows older, they seem to appreciate the older or “classic” items that were common to their youth or maybe [...]
The Raindrop Turkish House
Moving to a new country can be difficult. Learning the ways of the culture and trying to fit in can take many years. For [...]
Sunset at the Marina
Sunsets at the beach or anywhere on the water just seems prettier than almost anywhere else. Most marinas stay busy during the day, but [...]
Canterbury Cathedral
Wow, what a building, both in structure and history. For the quick rundown on the Canterbury Cathedral, Wikipedia says… Canterbury Cathedral in Canterbury, Kent, is one of [...]
God Bless Our Home
Houses are structures men build to come in out of the rain. Houses become homes when they are filled with the people and memories [...]
Beneath the Louvre
The Louvre Pyramid (Pyramide du Louvre) is a large glass and metal pyramid, surrounded by three smaller pyramids. Located in the main courtyard (Cour Napoléon) of the Louvre Palace [...]
The Great Clock of Rouen
With the invention of clocks in the Medieval Ages, many cities hung clocks in public areas. Le Gros Horloge or “The Great Clock” in [...]
Castle Garden
When you visit a castle for the first time, you are mesmerized by the size of it all. They are like no structures you find in [...]