Vero has started a collaborative project collecting videos from her blogging community around the world. Being isolated doesn't have to be boring. Are you curious? Then, hop over to Vero's blog to see the short Collaborative Blogger Video. It was good fun to be involved in such a project and I thank Vero for organizing… Continue reading Virtual World Tour of Bloggers
The Cathedral in Christchurch, New Zealand, was an impressive piece of religious architecture and a tourist draw-card for the small city. Sadly it's now gone, due to two large earthquakes that occurred back in 2010 and 2011. I was lucky enough to visit just two weeks before the first earthquake. History of Christchurch For Christchurch… Continue reading Christchurch Cathedral – Now Lost
We bought the land near the water on a peninsula, because the local district has water on three sides. We thought how lovely it would be to have the cooling effect of the sea during our long, hot summers. We can be kinder to the earth we thought, by opening windows to catch those sea… Continue reading Small Windows
One of my favourite views..... Do you have a delicious photo of a window to the world? If so, you can join in at 'The Day After' here Windows on the world: Something to ponder about
The windows to our world for Week 17, from The Day After, are some amazing stained glass windows. I was to stick with this theme, as I had a few photos of stained glass, in my photo library, but have decided to save them for another time. A window into the world of the Hong… Continue reading A Lingering Look at Windows -Week 17
Another new challenge to become involved in. And it suits me as I love taking photos of windows. Windows on our world.... This challenge is hosted by Dawn from ‘The Day After’ who invites participants to post pictures of any windows that  they find curious, inviting, photogenic, or in some way tell a story. Each Thursday… Continue reading A Lingering Look at Windows – Week 16
Something to Ponder About 