An artwork entitled "Sorrows" by Lithuanian artist Stasys Eidrigevičius. It was created between 1989 -90 made out of different bits of wood and tress and twigs and branches...yup you get the

"So let's cross the border today" I suggested, "I have never been to Plymouth. I have heard that the city itself is a rough old place a haven for druggies and illegal, that should add to

The blurb told me that this three day foodie festival, (well a bunch of stalls selling you stuff is really not a festival but a marketing enterprise), is the largest in the South West of the UK, debatable

Grockles* a noun, used by Cornish locals as a derogative term for holiday makers who come to Cornwall on holiday, usually from the smoke infested cities to enjoy their week of freedom from the sweat of

This is my entry for Reflection Hunters competition #274 Shot from opposing angles, one of the exhibits in the "Memory Rooms" within the Museum of Modern Art, Vilnius. A creation by Andrius Erminas

My first console was the Atari 2600, way before most on here were not even a twinkle in a parent's eye. Back in the day I had to purchase it on credit, a couple of hundred quid back then doesn't seem much,

On the way into the Museum a quick look at some of the big lumps in the Sculpture Park. Vingrių štėlių Square is a unique urban space designed for peaceful enjoyment of outdoor sculpture exhibitions, greenery,

The Hauptfriedhof, or main cemetery was on my route back to my hotel. It would have been very rude of me not to have popped in and have a wander. Would it not? The Graveyard was consecrated in 1820, and

I had heard that the caretaker of this cemetery could be persuaded to open the doors to the now unused and relatively untouched Trauerhalle, or mourning hall. That is what I wanted, shove a few sheckles

Like a virgin on her wedding night, I was full of the the anticipation, of exposing it; fondling it; and shivering at the pleasure it would give me, not only now but for sometime to come, be it a quickie,

Walking down to MOMA in Vilnius, I took a short cut through an open public space, a park in the centre of which was a large building housing a couple of eateries. These are the outside walls of said building.

The missile base was built in a remote and sparsely populated corner in northern Lithuania at the time, close to the edge of the territory of the USSR and the Baltic Sea in 1960. It was one of the first

Rambles end, aware that you could take a lift to the 26th floor Skyline Bar of the Radisson I took the opportunity to visit to get some snaps of the city looking down. The city is a real mix of old and

Just a ramble through Riga, destination unknown, when I get there I will know. So just a few captures. Freedom Riga's Freedom Monument, unveiled in 1936, standing just under 140ft tall is a powerful symbol

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

...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

We stopped by the roadside and a tractor overtook us. Then I looked to the right and saw that landscape. I had to tell my companion that many times I get the fleeting feeling of not being in Cuba. Is it