travelswithkathleen

 

Then we started to pass canola fields. The bright yellow fields alternating with greens were unexpectedly beautiful. The weather had also i...

I didn't find this drive boring at all; although there definitely weren't a lot of landmarks or flashy geological formations to admi...

  There's a drought here in the UK, and most of the lawns at Merton have gone brown—they water a couple of the smaller ones. And ...

I don't remember what kind of dinosaur this is, but I still like the image.

There's a parade of mammal skeletons, including bison, elephants, and giraffes, in the main hall, and also some dinosaur skeleto...

I really love the design here—the plant ornamentation and the decorations on the wrought iron. It's not remotely minimalist, and not my ...

I know I've been jumping from state to state and country to country without any apparent plan recently, but it's a pleasant evening ...

OK, this wandering albatross is most definitely, as Monty Python might point out, pining for the fjords, but as I have actually seen many al...

At the Natural History museum in Oxford today. The museum isn't air-conditioned, and the ceiling is glass, so it was very hot inside. Bu...

I love that hand, with the Lilliputian cranes and trucks. Crazy Horse's face is almost 50% taller than the heads on Mount Rushm...