You’ll have to forgive me (or not) but I have an eye, an ear and a fondness for puns, especially those that approach or cross language barriers, sometimes without papers.
At any rate, here’s one of my favorites: intentional on the part of the bookseller, whose store I passed on Rue du Louvre in Paris, just as one of his younger customers (Mona, perhaps?) completed the scene. Yes, Mona reads!
Jonathan L continues his exploration of Porto’s Old City.
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November is a great time to get out of the city and hunt for pumpkins and gourds. Stopping at a roadside stand in Lancaster County,
Vienna’s Anker Clock is an Art Nouveau gem and a daily entertainment for passers-by
Paul Heymont shares some images of colorful displays at Vienna’s most famous food market
Sometimes the fishing ain’t that great, but you still get quite a reward. On a calm evening, with only a few bites, I watched as the sunset turned incredible before my eyes. The smooth lake created a perfect reflection of the sky above.
Built by two 18th-century artists as a private chapel, this church’s decoration is overwhelming
Vienna’s Anker Clock is an Art Nouveau gem and a daily entertainment for passers-by
Hanging out in a shelter at Prospect Park Zoo in Brooklyn. They forage for leaves and fruit and climb to
