My first surprise was seeing & hearing over 20 Harley-Davidson’s roaring as they left the Celebrity Refelction cruise ship – see my pevious post. St John’s is quaint town to wander independently to see the…

The first set of Dubrovnik city walls were built in the 9th century. Some facts: * There are 3 entrances to walk the walls – Pile Gate, Ploče Gate and the Maritime Museum. * The…

Toruń was established in 1233 by the Teutonic Knights, making it one of the oldest cities in Poland.  A great place for an inexpensive city break and now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.  The Old City Market Square is…

Captain Sir Francis Light from Suffolk wasn’t travelling with a camera when he acquired Pulau Penang from the Sultan of Kedah in 1786. A statue of Sir Francis stands in Fort Cornwallis, George Town, where he stepped ashore for the first time and…

I don’t normally go to specific places to photograph street art when travelling with a camera.  However, as you will know from my blogs, I am a huge fan.  George Town is a UNESCO world heritage site, so…

Travelling with a camera today to Marble Mountains (Ngu Hanh Son / Five Elements Mountains) and Hoi An out of my base at Danang.  Marble Mountains are 9kms south of the city and another 20kms down to…

I was in awe at the Iceland landscape, the beauty, ruggedness and contours captivate your mind. Here is a glimpse of what was a magnificnet trip… Check out my other videos on my You Tube…

Þingvellir translates to ‘Parliament Plains’.  It is also known as Thingvellir National Park founded in 1930 and a UNESCO World Heritage Site from 2004.  Þingvellir National Park is important for historical, cultural, and geological reasons….