Grant Museum of Zoology

The Grant Museum of Zoology is definitely amongst my favourite museums in London. This little gem is jam-packed full of the most amazing preserved animals and skeletons. You can even adopt a specimen for as little as £ 30.00 and... More

DMY Berlin

  As you know I like a bit of writing occasionally. Unfortunately I don't do enough of it but when I get asked, I'm usually more than willing to oblige. So I was more than thrilled to write this little... More

Wellcome Collection

I know, this is two Museums of the Month in just one day but I just have to tell you about the Wellcome Collection, or how they put it, The free destination for the incurably curious.  It helps that it's just... More

Design Panoptikum

I do love a good weird museum and to be honest, it doesn't get much better or weirder than this little treasure. And when it comes recommended to me by Moritz Waldemeyer it was guaranteed not to disappoint. So when I was... More

Happy Bank Holiday Weekend

Have yourselves a most wonderful Bank Holiday Weekend. Fingers crossed it'll be a BBQ weather weekend!!! See you all next week. More

Barrels

I love the colours of these rusty barrels I photographed in Italy recently. More

Benbergs Benys

I don't think I can ever visit Germany without eating a Currywurst at least twice during my stay!! And when it's organic and served out of a beautifully refurbished Airstream caravan it's got to be a winner. I saw this... More

K67

When I was in Poland recently I was so happy to see some K67 Kiosks. I was introduced to them a few years ago on a trip to Slovenia. The K67 Kiosk was designed in 1966 by the Slovenian architect and... More

Super Scaffolding

I have to admit, every time I see some scaffolding I'm amazed it doesn't fall down. Not a chance for this to happen with this Super Scaffolding I saw in Budapest recently.   More

Man Conquers Space

I saw this amazing set of mosaics on a 1970's East German office block in Potsdam recently. It's called 'Man conquers Space' (Der Mensch bezwingt den Kosmos) by artist Fritz Eisel. You really can't get much more Socialist than that.... More

Beehives

I've just come back from the most amazing holiday in Transylvania. I'll tell you more about it very soon. I just though I'd share these pictures I've taken of beautiful beehives on trailers. These were everywhere and looked great in... More

Brutalist Love

I like a bit of brutalist architecture so I was happy to meet fellow brutalist lover James Smith at the Royal College of Art Show in Battersea last week. Check out more of his work here. The show is on... More

Miniatur Wunderwelt

I've written about the Miniatur Wunderwelt in one of our newsletters some time ago and said if I ever was in Hamburg that would be top of my list of things to visit. Guess what?? I was in Hamburg last... More

Moody BT

The BT Tower looked particularly moody earlier today!! More

Afri Cola

Afri Cola is Germany's answer to Coca Cola but is just that little bit cooler!! This year is Afri Cola's 80th birthday (it was first registered in 1931) and is still sold in the classic bottle which was designed in 1962 by Professor... More

Olympic Stadium

I'm off to Berlin on Thursday to check out DMY, the International Design Festival which starts tomorrow. The main show is at Tempelhof Airport, Berlin's historic airport which is now closed but still has some pretty impressive architecture. Talking of impressive architecture,... More

Criminal Australia

These images are amazing!! Photographs of crime scenes / criminals / exhibits in Australia's NSW from the 1920's - 1960's which are part of the Historic House Trust collection. If you are of a more delicate nature...maybe don't look too closely at... More

Towers

Maybe my slight obsession with Towers comes from the fact that I live right next to the Telecom Tower with a great view of it out of my living room window!  So here is just a small selection of images of Towers... More