If you don't like pretension, you would love this little hotel in Quebec City. It only has a few rooms, each quite different, and few frills but in my mind you can't beat a hot croissant, a cup of espresso and the Globe and Mail in the bar, to start your day. In the summer you can sit in their sidewalk cafe and do the same.
Amsterdam on a sunny Sunday Morning. We stayed at the Bulldog Hostel not for from here.
Early evening on the Regent's Canal in Camden Town. It is uncharacteristically quiet. We looked for Amy Winehouse but, no such luck.
This is another of my Quebec City early morning shots. These stairs, leading to the Lower Town are almost always teeming with tourists.
York truly is one of my favorite cities. I love walking the streets although I do confess that this day caught me a couple of kilometers from our apartment and I really got soaking wet. My old running shoes got so wet, I threw them out.
Shelley, Morgan and I walked about half of the wall around York one Sunday afternoon after a robust pub lunch. I really love this view of York Minster from the wall with the Minster gardens and grounds in the foreground.
One afternoon we walked from Mevagissey, down the coast to Gorran Harbour then back overland to our starting point. On the way back we passed through the village of Gorran Church. This was taken from the laneway behind the church.
One day in London Morgan brought us to this small and delightful Chinese noodle restaurant. The food is delicious. The woman in the window spends her day making noodles and dumplings.
I love this shot of the Parliament Building and Big Ben looking across the Thames . It is a good example of what can be done using HDR. The result is somewhat surreal.
