New Edits – colorful Goa
Category: Cities
New Edits – relaxing
New Edits – Altar
An altar in St. Francis Of Assisi Church
Old edits – The Ruins
The Ruins of the Church of St. Augustine in Old Goa
The Ruins of the Church of St. Augustine in Old Goa
The Ruins of the Church of St. Augustine in Old Goa
The Ruins of the Church of St. Augustine in Old Goa
The Ruins of the Church of St. Augustine in Old Goa
The Ruins of the Church of St. Augustine in Old Goa
The Ruins of the Church of St. Augustine in Old Goa
Old Edits – Entry
I have not been able to take all that many photos lately, but I have been editing my old photos. This month I am going to be posting those, I hope you like them, I found new views to them as they have been out of sight, out of mind for a while.
My first one is from India, Goa. Let this entry lead us to a trip of memories. Welcome to my colorful memories from my travels.
June – laundry day
Laundry day in Nice in France 🙂
June – few more minutes
Restaurants in old town in Nicé making preparations before opening for dinner. Someone was hungry and patiently waited for service
June – street view
June – dark clouds
Dark clouds over Monaco Casino
June – colorful doorways
June – Colorful Window
June – colorful
June – Medieval tunnel
Medieval tunnel, Villefranche Sur Mer, Provence, Cote d’azur, France.
May 23
April 4
This morning while driving to work I witnessed a beautiful sunrise in the mist. I so wished that I was taking photos some where other than a moving car through dirty car windows. but what can you do, one needs to work. So my apologies for the quality of the photos, but considering the way I took them I am rather pleased .
April 3
Time to find some lunch.
April 2
Two of the most well known Churches in Helsinki. The first one is Helsinki Cathedral is the Finnish Evangelical Lutheran cathedral of the Diocese of Helsinki, located in the neighborhood of Kruununhaka in the centre of Helsinki, Finland. The church was originally built from 1830-1852 as a tribute to the Grand Duke of Finland.
Uspenski Cathedral is an Eastern Orthodox cathedral in Helsinki, Finland, dedicated to the Dormition of the Theotokos (the Virgin Mary). Designed by the Russian architect Aleksey Gornostayev (1808–1862). The cathedral was built after his death in 1862–1868.
The statue in the marketplace in front of it is Keisarinnankivi, Helsinki’s oldest monument built in 1835. In the right bottom corner, the ugly square building is by Alvar Aalto, I have always thought is placed in totally wrong place.
March 31
Helsinki at the end of March. No spring in sight
March 30
Today in Helsinki we saw an unusual sight in Hernesaari, a small seal was on the shore. There were lots of people gathered around it. Looking and wondering and taking lots of pictures of it. I hope this little thing is able to reunite with it’s mother (dam?) when the people are not there. I just heard that people got too close to it, even petted it, so the firefighters ended up taking it to Korkeasaari a zoo in Helsinki.
March 17
When walking in the city, this being in Helsinki there was only some dirty snow around. Cold wind, but sunny skies, here it looks like spring. Don’t be deceived, it on looks like it.
March 16
To be on the road, driving towards the beach and sunshine. One can dream…
February 23
February 12
I love lighthouses, we visited this one on a very windy day. I was totally worth the drive. Beautiful beach and views. Standing tall and majestically along the south end of the Key Biscayne shoreline, the Cape Florida lighthouse is a staggering sight.
It’s not hard to imagine the towering structure once guiding mariners and fisherman in the 1800s, back before LED navigation lights and other standard lighting fixtures found on modern-day boats.
It’s a beautiful piece of history, left over from a not-so-kind history of Indian attacks, Civil War battles, hurricanes and other harrowing and heroic times in Florida history, and it’s a treasure that has withstood more than its share of wear and tear over the decades.
“It’s very peaceful there, very breezy and the water is extremely clear and clean
In fact, the Cape Florida Light – which sits as a stately landmark within Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park – remains the oldest standing structure in Miami-Dade County, though it has been reinforced and refurbished several times since its original build in 1825. the keeper’s cottage is there also, It’s a replica, of course, as are the antiques and artifacts inside, which give a glimpse of life as a secluded keeper’s family before Indians chased them away.
January 30
Naples Pier in Florida
January 28
Imagine a historic Italian estate in a spectacular subtropical setting and you’ll begin to imagine Vizcaya! Built as the private winter home of American businessman James Deering in the early 1900s. Sneak peek of this gorgeous place.
January 24
Some history, we visited Hemingway’s house. Here’s few shots from there. 
