Just off Corning’s main shopping strip, I spotted this enigmatic terra cotta face embedded in the wall of a former factory building. Outlines can still be seen of windows that have been bricked over, and signs of a building that once adjoined it.
A visit to a historic Spanish fort on the Caribbean side of Panama, built to help protect Spanish gold as it transited from Western South America to Spain.
A stop at the historic Japanese Covered Bridge in Hoi An.
A unique collection of portraits Vincent Van Gogh painted while in Arles, of a postman and the family he befriended.
Samantha shares a couple of pictures of the South Dakota state sign on a road trip to Canada.
Once home to Britain’s Viceroy, it’s now home to the Indian Institute for Advanced Study
The man under the pigeon is Andre-Marie Ampere, the scientist whose name lives on in our fuseboxes
These stairs at the Museum of Lyon History looked like a shortcut to the end of my own history.
A lovely lunch in Lyon’s old quarter, accompanied by a ham-and-cheese crepe and a small beer for less than €20
