A few photos of this massive tree house, which is best seen in the winter and spring as during summer foliage hides much of it. It’s the largest tree house in the world and has a luxury restaurant inside.
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Marilyn Jones stays at a Richmond inn with a long history and an Edgar Allan Poe connection
Riads are old Moroccan homes built by wealthy people. Many have been converted to hotels and some into restaurants. We visit one in Fes.
A small local eatery featuring freshly caught fish, on a side street in one of Portugal’s most famous beach cities.
Big is the order of the day at a cathedral built to show off the growing wealth of the city’s rulers
DrFumblefinger shares some of the street art he encountered while exploring the streets of Baker City.
Ian Cook shares the story behind the Knife Angel, accompanied by lots of great photos.
Tosson Lime Kiln near Rothbury is the best-preserved in Northumberland.
Sat in the hide this guy was wondering what was going on, unperturbed he walked past only 2 metres from me, too close for the big 600mm lens I had bolted onto my camera!
It would be a most unique place to have a nice meal, Ian! Thanks for sharing this.