These are some pica I snapped over the years.
Manarola, Italia 2018 - It is one of the villages in Cinque Terra.
Terra Cotta Soldiers - 2018
Someplace in Switzerland.
Chinese pretty good at building a wall
At the peak of mt Baldy in New Mexico. 12,444 feet.
Soggy Dollar bar, BVI. Fun stuff.
St Thomas, Sapphire Beach.
Someplace in Switzerland = Lungern I hope 👍
Yes! That is the place. I looked it up on Google maps and that is the location we stopped when we drove from Beckenried (we stayed there for a few days) to Launterbraun for a day trip.
We really enjoyed Switzerland, but WOW IT IS EXPENSIVE. We had welcome relief in Italy as far as costs for an espresso and a meals.
But the beer (bier) at the supermarket was priced right.
Here are some of mine.
Seoul, Korea
I thought this was a rather whimsical image. Which is why I stopped in the middle of the road to take this shot. 😗
Hong Kong
I think this picture represents the city pretty well. Bustling modern city with an old world charm.
And finally, my home.
Singapore
The Anglican cathedral in Salisbury, location of what is believed to be the oldest operational clock in the world (?). IIRC, the clock was built circa 1350, or thereabouts. Replaced by a “modern” clock during the 1800s.
Great knowledge. Beautiful cathedral. I come from Ely myself, so we have a great cathedral here too. Due to get married in a Salisbury church next year. I’ll pack my Respirator to save myself from the Novichok!
On our trip to Scotland in 2000,we stayed at a b&b in Leven. The hostess was (or had been) a teacher, and her husband had sheep. I remember being awake at 3:00 am, and hearing a nearby tower clock bonging the hour. The Cathedral at Salisbury has over 200 tons of lead in the roof, to keep out the rain. Never quite got accustomed to having to pay to take a shower, while in Scotland.
