Andy's Journeys to 78 countries & counting!
Today I’ve decided to go back through my photos to 2004 and my journey to the Czech Republic. I only got to three places – Prague, Olomouc and Kutna Hora, famous for it’s crypt/ossuary decorated with human bones including a load of heads. But the photos are still pretty interesting! I hope you enjoy! Thanks for stopping by –
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Hi folks, it’s another Sunday, and another ‘three’. This time I’m talking about cities I liked visiting in South America. I wanted to try and steer clear of capital cities, and I did it! So don’t be confused by my third option, it is not the capital! South America is an incredible continent, I can’t stress that strongly enough. From
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New York, New York…. etc etc they named it twice! And here is how I saw it via my camera in 2004 and 1999 (the first time I had a camera with film!) Enjoy! Thanks for stopping by! And May the Journey Never End!
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Xi’an is the perfect example of a large Chinese city that has mixed modernity in with perfectly preserved history. The city walls encase the ‘old and new town’, whilst outside it there are more tall apartment buildings than one can count. It’s the city you jump off from to see the Army of the Terracotta Warriors. They are incredible. And
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As readers should know, I loved Jodhpur when I visited a few months back now, in fact it became my favourite city in Rajasthan. It sits slightly below and to the side of the incredible Mehrangarh Fort which watches over the whole city of Jodhpur. In fact, it’s only a very short walk from the main entrance to the fort,
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Hi all. Today’s look through my lens takes me back a couple of years to Chiang Mai in Thailand. A bit of a tourist Mecca with a famous night market and more temples than your average South East Asian city, for some reason I found that there was a bit of a yellowish tinge to these pictures. Which interestingly I
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One of my favourite cities in all of the world! And some photos specifically from 2004, 2011 and 2017! Enjoy! Thanks for casting an eye! Take care – and May the Journey Never End!
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A few hours by bumpy transport from the Senegalese capital Dakar (320km), out on its own couple of islands, is the sleepy fishing town of Saint Louis. Interestingly Saint Louis was the capital of Senegal as a French colony from the 17th to late 19th century, and so yes, it certainly is a ‘colonial town’. What does that really mean?
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Howdy all! Today I turn my lens to Mongolia, the incredible windswept country I visited last year on my Trans-Mongolian train journey. I entered from China in the south to Russia in the north, with time spent in the capital Ulaan Baatar and a short visit to Terelj. Enjoy! Thanks for stopping by today! May the Journey Never End!
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Hi all another week, and here is the second part to my photo memories of the amazing Brazilian city of Rio De Janeiro! Thanks for stopping by – comments always welcome! May the Journey Never End!
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