A Monday Mural

Seen a few weeks ago in Malta.
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The way

As a former work zombie, I couldn't agree more... Destroy your work zombiness, and start again.

A weekend reflection

A reflection on the Opera Bastille, the newer of the two opera houses in Paris.
More weekend reflections here.

Weekend in black and white

May well be my favorite view of Paris: the rooftops.
More b&w to enjoy here

The tiny doorman

You're never too small!

This way out

Leaving the island of Gozo, a few weeks ago. Gosh, I so need holidays. Again.

Notre drame de Paris

Built in 1163, last rebuilt from 2019 onwards 

SOS

New from Dan23. On his Instagram account, Dan says it is about humans destroying the only planet we have.
More Monday Murals here, as usual.

Weekend reflection, with ducks

Last spring... Sorry, I mean last week! Winter is upon us once again.

Did you spot the other duck???

More weekend reflections here

Things to do in Strasbourg

Go to the park, and enjoy spring!

Weekend in black and white

Inside the Memorial to the murdered Jews of Europe, aka Denkmal fuer die ermordeten Juden Europas, in Berlin last winter. Aka the holocaust memorial. More about the place here.
More b&w here

Hidden

Somewhere in the Petite France area, in the old town, there is this hidden courtyard, with a strange tree. Not sure what it is about.

Love

Love can truly be found in the strangest places

White on blue

A little color on this grey and rainy day.

Under construction

A brand new gigantic mural, here in Strasbourg, in the Esplanade area. Painted over the dull front of a student home. A close up, to appreciate the size of it:

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A weekend reflection

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Not Strasbourg!!!

No, this the lovely small town of Marsaxlokk, Malta. Overrun with tourist, even in February.

Weekend in black and white

Guess where I was just before Christmas... The winners will get a gummy bear, of course! LOL
More b&w here

Berlin HBf

Waiting for the S-Bahn, aka metro, at Berlin central station, last December. No ballet in Spandau for me though.:-)

Stork reintroduction center

We used to have many storks here, but in 1972, the number was down to only 5 couples. Thanks to this center and to several charities, there are now approximately 750 couples in Alsace, about 60 of them in the Orangerie park, next to the Council of Europe.

Blue

With some pink thrown in for free!

Yellow

1st day of the month = City Daily Photo theme day. Here we go, the theme today is...yellow. No, no french yellow jackets!
Click here to see a yellow world.

Stork nests

Having a rest after feeding the kids... Can you see the baby?

A weekend reflection

A nice stroll through the Orangerie park, the green lung of Strasbourg. Looks like spring has finally started!!!
More weekend reflections here.

Albert, in b&w

More black and white here

Early morning

Sipping my first coffee on my balcony, watching this...T'is a good day

Just checking

In most European countries, it is forbidden to use your cell phone whilst driving. So I guess this... driver is not doing anything illegal. Checking his phone whilst waiting for clients, in Mdine, Malta

A Tuesday mural

Actually part of the Monday Mural theme, but as I'm a little jet-lagged...
Anyway, click here to see more murals, 7/7.

Petite France

Tourist things

Very popular with Asian visitors. Me? No way!

A weekend reflection

More weekend reflections right...here

Not quite ready yet...

Seen in a small fishing town, a few weeks ago. The owner has probably gone fishing.
More b&w here

A place on the riverside

France Bleu Alsace

Our regional  bilingual (French and Alsatian) radio station. Well, we have many more radio stations here, not even counting the German and Swiss ones (hello, neighbors!) . But this one is actually in one of 2 world heritage sites, the Neustadt, the other one is the Grande Ile, the old city center

Spring!

It really looks like spring today! 4 days after the ides of march (RIP Julius Caesar).

Georges's guitar

Not a music shop, contrarily to what I first thought, whilst  walking through the streets of Montmartre 2 or 3 weeks ago. Georges Brassens had a guitar like this, if I remember well.
More Monday Murals here.

Sunday sunshine

Nice way to spend your sunday morning.

A weekend reflection

The European Parliament. Always wondering what's really going on in there.
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Just a girl

Just a postcard.
More b&w here
2 more b&w photos earlier this week on this blog!

The place to be?

Well, maybe indoors, as the weather is absolutely miserable. A hot coffee for me, please! And one of your lovely tartines.

Alsace go bragh!

I've never been able to see any leprechaun during my years in Ireland (Eireann go bragh!), I might have looked in the wrong places... Pursuing my research behind this crane near my house here, in my Strasbourg suburb. If I suddenly stop blogging, this will indicate that I found the much famed pot of gold, and that I moved to the Seychelles, or so.

I'll keep you posted.:-)

What's for lunch , in black white

Spanakopita for me. What about you?

A Monday Mural

Definitely a city cat!
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Need Venice, right now!

A weekend reflection

The Triton Fountain, at the entrance gate to the Valletta old town, Malta.
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Weekend in black and white

Last week in Marsaxlokk... Don't ask: no idea how to pronounce it, as I don't speak Maltese. And the Google suggestion for it is Marshmallows... lol
More b&w here.

Watching the sky

The grey sky went finally away

Grand Rue

Is it me you're looking for?

Gold

A panorama view of the interior of the St john's co-cathedral in Valletta. The main cathedral, San Pawl, is in Mdina, & few km away. San Pawl, Saint Paul, as the story goes, was shipwrecked in Malta (in St Paul's Bay). He founded the first christian in Malta, around 60 AD.
I've only seen more gold in some Bavarian rococo churches. I'm equally amazed and deeply dismayed by so much ostentation wealth...10 euros to see it...