Fuerteventura has many beaches covered in fine white sand, but the so-called ‘popcorn’ beaches in the North are almost glaringly white. On closer inspection you see that there is a layer of popcorn-shaped nodules on top of the sand. They are the bleached remains of Rhodoliths – coralline red algae – which get washed up here.
A look at the cowboy-focused events that constitute the entertainment at a Western Stampede
It turns out that smooth water doesn’t always make for good fishing, but is great for photography
An elegant Paris Art Nouveau building is the work of an architect whose fame has vanished
Classic British vehicles at a show in Swansea are the topic of today’s post by ProfessorAbe
Jayita visits the institution established long ago by Mother Teresa
Classic British vehicles at a show in Swansea are the topic of today’s post by ProfessorAbe
Dating from the turn of the 20th century, this is just one of the wonderful old buildings in Swansea’s former
One of only a few US cars at this year’s Mumbles Classic Car Show.
