The Glasgow Barrowland
Street art and women’s history at Glasgow’s famous ballroom.
The Glasgow Barrowland
Discovering an Island in the Heart of Brussels
Did you know that Brussels is one of the greenest capitals in Europe and even in the world? Each municipality in the Region of Brussels has at least one park at its disposal. One of the most popular ones is the Bois de la Cambre, which belongs to the City of Brussels itself. It was […]
Discovering an Island in the Heart of Brussels
Some lovely photos here and interesting history of my local park in Brussels.
I gave myself a buzz-cut
For yesterday’s @guardian review
For yesterday’s @guardian review
For yesterday’s @guardian review
I was reminded of this song today and so yet again it’s going round and round my head because it’s an absolute *banger*
YouTube isn’t into my patter
16 Questions about One Photo with Leanne Boulton
Street and social documentary photographer Leanne Boulton answers 16 questions about her photo of Naziyah, an “incredible woman” that inspires her.
16 Questions about One Photo with Leanne Boulton
I just knew this was Glasgow purely by the gorgeous colour of the sandstone building in the background.
Morning walks
I’ve started taking a walk through Bois de la Cambre every morning to try to be a bit more active.
This came about after a long, lazy pandemic winter in which I was very inactive. A recent attempt to go for a quick cycle left me out of breath.
The morning walks, which I take at a fair aul’ pace, have been great for getting myself out and about first thing in the morning – being active, seeing a bit of nature, and seeing people.
This is especially good because there have been many days (sometimes a few days in a row) when I haven’t left the flat at all. So I really want to make this stick.