Another image from my back catalogue of Septembers past – this one from 2009.
Balsley Park
Tag: park
La Petite Ceinture
We also walked the length of La Petite Ceinture, a disused ancient railway line that has been transformed into a park. I had been hoping that it would be a little like the High Line in NY, affording me elevated views of the surrounding area but it was really the opposite, sunken and surrounded by tall trees, dark and lovely. Click any of the pictures below to enlarge them all.
Back in Edinburgh
After the train brought us back from North Berwick (see previous few posts) to Edinburgh’s Waverley station, we walked back to our hotel via Princes St and Lothian Rd. Click any of the pictures below to see them bigger (if seeing in email or social media you may need to click the post title first).
Ghent
After coming out the right side of the train station and passing the bicycle parking, we walked past a hotel guarded by a black cat and through the Citadelpark.
Whoops!
Parc du Bruxelles. There were a bunch of these whimsical
Square du Petit Sablon, Brussels
From the Pl Poelaert we walked on to our appointment at the Horta Museum, where phones, cameras, and bags are strictly forbidden and toured the fascinating dual building. Afterwards, we walked past the Palais d’Egmont (Egmont Palace) and into the Square du Petit Sablon. Click the images above to see them full sized and with descriptive captions (you may need to click the post title first to access on the web site if you are seeing this in email).
St Stephen’s Birds
Just found a few more Ireland pictures on my other camera body. Here are a couple of a magpie and a heron lounging in St Stephen’s Green, a park in Dublin.
St Stephen’s Green
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Jackson Park
Port View
Park Pleasures
Wall Street, Unoccupied
Snowy Path
The Words Are Out There
Quinceañera in the Park
Après-Run Conversation
Pugnacious Park
Appraising Look
Here’s a shot I really like but I can’t remember taking at all. It’s on one of my negative strips from the ’70s so I’ll claim it. Its either Central Park or somewhere in Europe, Hyde Park in London or Strauss Park in Vienna (in 1972).
Pals
Park Staircase
