The name translates as ‘twin (bathing) pools’. They are thought to date from the 6th century, but may also be from a slightly later period. In any case they are very well preserved.
Jonathan L takes a trip back in time to visit the Shaker Village at Pleasant Hill, Kentucky.
Paul Heymont returns to Heidelberg, and learns even more about an old symbol
An eye-catching streamlined car from the late 1940s, a post-war Pontiac sedan, spotted in parking lot in Western Montana.
It turns out that smooth water doesn’t always make for good fishing, but is great for photography
A couple of old cars rusting by the side of the road provide an atmospheric scene on a long drive
A first overnight stop on the way up north from Windhoek, Namibia.
