Today’s port is Toulon, France. Toulon by itself is a sleepy town but the port is the primary naval base of the French Mediterranean fleet. There is so much to choose from this place and we joined Princess Cruises “Marseille and Aix-de-Provence” tour. The trip from the port to Marseille took Read more…
At the top of the Spanish steps we took a taxi and asked to be brought to one of Rome’s liveliest and most beautiful square – the Piazza Navona. The main attraction of Piazza Navona is the trio of fountains that adorn the square. The central and largest fountain is Read more…
Collingwood has a lot of what I love in a place. Great architecture and beautiful murals. 43 Hurontario Street. Note the upper tabernacle of southern European, classical inspiration. This 51 Hurontario Street building has some Venetian inspiration. The Federal Building columns are in the Beaux-Arts style. Collingwood Town Hall/Market Building. Read more…
After passing by Trois-Riveries where the Lady of the Cape Shrine is, we took Chemin Du Roy. Chemin du Roy (aka King’s Way) stretches from Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures to Grondines in the Portneuf region, was the first road suitable for vehicles to be built between Québec City and Montréal. This road is not only Read more…
I am always attracted to colors. Any object no matter how mundane can become an interesting photo subject for me due to its color. Take some of these normal, common objects seen at Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. “Somewhere over the rainbow, skies are blue, and the dreams that you dare Read more…