The Hunger Games.
The blurb told me that this three day foodie festival, (well a bunch of stalls selling you stuff is really not a festival but a marketing…

World traveller, Tombstone Tourist. Photographer. With a twist and a dry sense of humour. Grot, Graffiti and Graves Following the lens
The blurb told me that this three day foodie festival, (well a bunch of stalls selling you stuff is really not a festival but a marketing…
Grockles* a noun, used by Cornish locals as a derogative term for holiday makers who come to Cornwall on holiday, usually from the smoke infested cities to enjoy their week of…
My first console was the Atari 2600, way before most on here were not even a twinkle in a parent's eye. Back in the day I had to purchase it on credit, a couple of hundred quid…
On the way into the Museum a quick look at some of the big lumps in the Sculpture Park. Vingrių štėlių Square is a unique urban space designed for peaceful enjoyment of outdoor…
Walking down to MOMA in Vilnius, I took a short cut through an open public space, a park in…
The missile base was built in a remote and sparsely populated corner in northern Lithuania at the time, close to the edge of the territory of the USSR and the Baltic Sea in 1960.…
Rambles end, aware that you could take a lift to the 26th floor Skyline Bar of the Radisson I took the opportunity to visit to get some snaps of the city looking down.…
We are happy to share the great news with you! Some of you have probably been curiously thinking already about what our team has been up to over the past month, as it has been a…
Just a ramble through Riga, destination unknown, when I get there I will know. So just a few captures. Freedom…
In the town square in Kaunus Lithuania, a gazing ball. The artwork is called Taškas (Dot) it is a highly polished stainless steel ball that has…