What You See...

There is a strange sense of comfort in hearing the church bells chime the hour and summon the masses to Sunday's service. Curled up on ...

27 - 29 December 2011 In the days between Christmas and Caramel returning from Canada, I decided it made sense to make a trip out to Bath...

10 October 2011 Hampton Court is one of those places you just have to include in a historical tour of London.  It was built by Ca...

In a city like Perth where there isn't an extensive history of Western European culture it could be understandable that you may want to...

I have a reputation of liking old stuff. Old houses, old fashions, old novels, old religions... So when my photo albums from the UK show...

I can't remember what inspired us.  It may have been a desire to see a bird's eye view of London from something other than the L...

I hate modern art. I really do. I see no purpose or beauty in its presence. Too often its crude, unimaginative, untalented and unworthy o...

It being the middle of Summer, we decided a trip to the seaside was in order, and with half price tickets to Brighton, it seemed the place t...

Waiting in Kensington gardens for a friend who was running late, I stumbled upon a stone marker in the ground covered on two sides with a s...

Hidden on the outskirts of South-East London is Eltham Palace. Once the abode of medieval kings and a childhood home of Henry VIII, it no...