Wordless Wednesday :Offering Basket Weavers, Ubud, Bali [2014]

One of the young women whom create the "offering" baskets in Ubud, which are burnt in kilns around the temples. The baskets consist mostly of flowers and banana leaves, at one point we were near the temple and a gust of wind blew most of the contents that they were trying to put into the baskets away from the area that the weavers were sitting on.


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Wordless Wednesday: Frosted String On Barbed Wire, [2017]

Photograph taken in early December last year, the string was on the barbed wire and was all frosted up.


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Wordless Wednesday: Lingsar Temple Doorway, Lombok, Indonesia [2014]

Ornate doorway at the Lingsar Hindu Temple in Lombok.


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Wordless Wednesday: Trevi Fountain, Rome [2016]

A newly restored Trevi Fountain ( Fontana Di Trevi ) in Rome, after several years under a sheet.


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Wordless Wednesday: Wood Carving, Ubud, Bali [2014]

Wood Carving in Ubud, Bali in 2014.


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Wordless Wednesday: Phang Nga Bay, Thailand [2014]

The famous rock formation in Phang Nga Bay, which was used in the James Bond movie, Man with the Golden Gun.


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Wordless Wednesday: Decoration on the front of the Chapelle de Saint Pierre des Pecheurs, Villefranche [2017]

Decorative front of the Chapelle de Saint Pierre des Pecheurs Cathedral in Villefranche, taken last Summer. It was 5 Euros to go inside!


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Wordless Wednesday: Narmada Water Palace Gardens, Lombok [2014]

Narmada Water Palace Gardens, Lombok. These gardens were designed to represent the Mt Rinjani Volcano, when its designer was too old to climb it, he built a garden to meditate and relax in.


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Wordless Wednesday : Plaque of A Venetian Poet, Venice [2015]

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Wordless Wednesday: Memorial Statue, Gibraltar [2017]

Statue to commemorate Gibraltarian Volunteers in the Defence force who protected Gibraltar during World War 2.


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Wordless Wednesday: Dressmakers, Venice [2015]

A Dressmakers display on the banks of the canal in Venice, taken in 2015.


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Wordless Wednesday: Ruins of West Pier, Brighton [2017]

My sister Sara and I, took a trip down to Brighton for 2 days. We used to live in East Sussex and hadn't seen the city of Brighton for 14 years! This is the ruins of the West Pier which was opened in 1866, and it closed to the public in 1975 ( which was the year I was born in the town itself) due to safety reasons. Sold to a trust in 1983, it was to be 10 years later in March of 2003 that the pier suffered an arson attack, and the picture above is all that's left of this iconic structure now marked by buoys. The Victorian entrance is still standing with a restaurant and a observatory suspended on a pole to view the seafront, which is owned by British Airways.


Link to the West Pier trust website: https://www.westpier.co.uk/

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Wordless Wednesday: Cannon Detail, Gibraltar [2017]

Detail on one of the Cannons on display in the Botanical Gardens on the Island of Gibraltar.


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Wordless Wednesday: Fallen Leaves

Tons of leaves already falling to the ground now, the summer has ended and its now autumn :(


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Wordless Wednesday: Rice Planting in Bali, Indonesia

Man planting rice in the paddy fields on the island on Bali. Rice is a staple food in Indonesia and takes 3 months to grow, the men plant the rice and it is harvested by the women.


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Wordless Wednesday: Golden Buddha Statue, Suwankuha Temple, Phuket

Mini buddha statue inside the cave temple of Suwankuha in Phuket, Thailand.


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Wordless Wednesday: Little Girl

Many of the children in Greece are poor and busk for money from tourists, we saw many playing accordions like this little girl in Athens too. I edited this image in Adobe Camera Raw ( although you don't get all the features that ACR offer to raw file users, you can still bring a jpg file into it), cropped the image and did a bit of selective colour editing.

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