Only in Finland can you find a kiosk primarily devoted to selling liquorice.
Ruoholahti Bridge
2012, Finland, Helsinki
Right now, this is a quiet location, a bridge that leads towards a newly built section of the city, close to the West harbour in Helsinki. In 10 years when the area is populated, this bridge will be a lot busier. This photo just reflects a quietness, a new beginning to 2012.
Taken on January 13, 2012.
Snowbound Kiasma
2012, Finland, Helsinki
Snowbound Kiasma
Snowbound Kiasma
Wonder why I keep losing right-handed gloves….
2011, Finland, Helsinki
Winter arrives and comes the usual digging out of gloves, hats and scarves. One thing that bugs me is why I keep losing right-handed gloves. I usually make sure to buy similar gloves so I can “match” them up later if I lose one. But it’s not such a good solution when the same sided glove is the one being lost all of the time.
Watching the waves
2004, Achill, Ireland
Taken on 08 August 2004
Walking along Keem beach on Achill Island. I wonder what she thinks about as she watches the waves break on the beach?
Romeo boat
2012, Finland, Helsinki
Taken on 03 May 2012
Final Pelaton – Tour de France 2010
2010, France, Paris
Taken on 25 July 2010
Mark Cavendish – Tour de France 2010
2010, France, Paris
Taken on 25 July 2010
Leggy Twins
2011, Latvia, Riga
Taken on 16 September 2011
You can meet some charming ladies in the nightlife scene in Riga! This is the proof.
Texting lateness
2003, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Taken on 02 October 2003
Cyclists late for work waiting for a train to pass at a railway crossing in south Amsterdam, Netherlands in October 2003. One girl is texting while waiting leading me to think she is a little late for work. At least I was! 😉
Laugh out loud
2010, Copenhagen, Denmark
Taken on 04 September 2010
So much vitality from those two girls at Amagertorv square in Copenhagen. It was nice afternoon sipping drinks at Cafe Europa near the Stork Fountain.
Urinal under spotlights
2011, Den Bosch, Netherlands
Taken on 27 May 2011
A clean outside urinal ready for the long weekend night ahead in Den Bosch, Netherlands. I wonder why they are not used in other places in Europe, especially Dublin.