A Hershey Store, the home of hugs and kisses and much more! Already, you may have seen my last posts that show other Hershey brands on display, such as Twizzlers and Reese's peanut butter cups. Here we

The Statue of Liberty out of Twizzlers candy! Imagine that. I have never liked this particular candy, which tastes to me like cough syrup. Rollos and Kit Kats, however, are on my favourites list. These

If you did not know that Reese's Peanut Butter Cups (a favourite of mine) is a Hershey product, then visiting a Hershey store will leave no further doubt. This is a store in Las Vegas, NV, USA, which features

These photographs continue from the previous set. They were taken at the auditorium at a Cirque du Soleil show at the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas. Of course, no photography was permitted during the show.

Not long ago, I attended the "O" Show at the Bellagio in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. Outside the auditorium, the production company hosts a gallery as well. These were some of the sculptures there.

Here is one final set of photographs of the ghost town that is Grafton, Utah, USA. We did not stay there long, so not all of the buildings are represented. These can give you a sense of what remains of

Grafton, Utah, is a well known ghost town near Zion National Park. Its buildings still stand in their rustic grandeur, despite the town being abandoned in the early 1920s. Part of the movie Butch Cassidy

Continuing from the last post, these photographs also show Grafton, Utah, USA, which is an abandoned pioneer town. This was settled originally by five Mormon families, but later abandoned. The buildings

Here are some photographs of buildings in Grafton, a ghost town in southern Utah, USA. A ghost town is not necessarily populated with ghosts. The term means that the town is empty with no more people.

Following up on my last post, here are some more photographs of various meals. The first dish is a pho noodle soup. Then there are some vegetables accompanying a main dish, the identity of which I have

A French omelet. A big burger. Curried Thai noodles. Vegan macaroni pizza. And pesto gnocchi. What could this be but an assortment of different food photographs!

Water is the stuff of life. These photographs were taken near a lake and a stream. The healthy tall trees drink up all of that tasty water and there is much green growth around the waterways.

Every restaurant is unique, yet many of the symbols and decorations remain the same. These photographs could have come from nearly every Chinese restaurant I have ever visited. From the lantern shades

We begin with a fuschia red and then move to dark gold. From there, a lovers true red and a fragrant pink climber. The last two feature combinations in cream, yellow, and pink, from gradients to splashes.

Around the world, roses are popular. It is hard to find anyone who does not like roses. These photographs display them in several colours. I like the yellow and the apricot shades.

Up down and around. Through hard-baked soil to gravel again and then through dappled shade. All good hikes end at a stream or other water source until you must go back out again the way you came.

These are some instruments from various parts of Central Asia, including Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, and Azerbaijan. These are from the Musical Instrument Museum in Arizona, USA. It is amazing how the music

These are additional shots of the game I attended. It was not a good game, as you can see from the score. But the cheerleaders were enthusiastic and the atmosphere was enjoyable. By the end, not much people

Five more photographs here of Oracle Arena, home of the NBA Warriors. This was not a good game to attend, but it was fun anyway. You can see inside the arena here.

Here are some more photographs of a basketball game. These mainly show other views within the Warriors arena rather than the game itself. This is a great team, but it was not one of their best games.