In the heart of the city, is a street, not a very long street, probably less than 300yds in fact. But what a feast of German Art Nouveau, or "Jugendstil" architecture. Lets gaze upwards as we

In the town square in Kaunus Lithuania, a gazing ball. The artwork is called Taškas (Dot) it is a highly polished stainless steel ball that has a diameter of just under 5 ft, it weighs 4 ton. Created to

Just some screen shots and a little bit of a narrative from your truly, about the WIP ongoing in the beloved #worldmappin community. I am guessing here, that if this is funded from the DHF, then it is

"Corest Fity" The mural, and not misspelt, was created for the Vilnius Street Art Festival in 2019. Now time worn "Freedom" Created in 2015 a creation by an Italian street artist

Just a little experiment to see how many people are still active. While I know most won't respond even if there's rewards to be had just cause they can't be bothered, I figured I'd give it a test anyway.

...and so... a few days after the Hemis Festival I missed my footing whist strolling through Leh, in Ladakh, not looking where I was going, the pain in my right ankle hit me straight away, I still remember

Just a muddy puddle , a wet cold day out on the Curonian Spit Lithuania.

A rather amazing chess set on display under glass in the Rundāle Palace, Latvia; what a piece of treasure. I try but am pretty crap at playing, too much of a non strategy risk taker, I guess in life too.

Just messing about catching some reflections in Rundāle Palace, Latvia; shooting into antique mirrors I do not have a clue who this bloke is Nor this stern looking chappie and a lady displaying her boobies

It was an interesting stop for a few hours on the journey through the Baltic states, it was good to learn of its past history and status during Soviet times. It seems I was not the first Wrexhamian to

All good people love walks through old cemeteries, and those who don’t are either villains or madmen... I can't recollect which writer told this, but I remember he is very, very famous - Shakespeare or

Rundāle Palace, built originally in the 16th century, demolished in the 18th and then rebuilt, over the years it changed hands through death and abdication. The area was annexed by The Russian Empire and

I wasn't too expectant today to welcome in the 1st New moon of 2026, it had been a miserable day of cold wintery showers, cloudy skies; but as I rose from a late afternoon snooze in the bath. Drip drying,

Situated in Lahemaa National park, Palmse Manor is a restored baroque mansion and open-air museum. The complex Consists of gardens, and buildings dating back to the 18th century. The finest building being

It has been 4 years since I last visited Tallinn, I was hoping to see lots of new paint on walls, I visited old hunting grounds in the Balti Jaama Turg Area away from the old town. I was disappointed,

The Hemis Monastery, high in the Himalayas, has been around since the 11th century. It is the largest and richest monastery in the region of Ladakh, so much for budda monks being humble and shunning

More than three years have passed since our lives unexpectedly changed dramatically... The journey that my two daughters and I embarked on because of the war, in March 2022, became our #TheLongestTrip.

Estonia has, since the break up of the USSR been a close friend and ally of Ukraine. During the war following putin's illegal invasion of Ukraine Estonia has morally and financially supported Ukraine in

Just some people on the islands across the eastern Caribbean. The matriarch I guess someone has got to do it At first I thought he was shooting up, but in reality I think he was doodling on his knee cap

When the rains stop and the sun goes to work drying the concrete all we are left with is the occasional puddle Be thankfull for puddles.