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Threatening sky over the Old College of the University of Edinburgh.
While it is well known that the building is by Robert Adam, the dome is not and is a much later addition: the observant will notice that it is a rather disparate addition and not in harmony with the rest of the building.
There’s nothing more Spanish than flamenco dancing, and there’s nothing more American than Coca-Cola signs. I might have expected to see the two together in Mexico, but not in Spain.
A small cloud against the harsh straight lines of a faux modernist office building, Cowgate, Edinburgh.
A typical Bermudian chimney against a blue sky.
Don’t stop for anything that gets in the way of your dreams.
A 4-ton propeller at Dunbar harbour in memory of Robert Wilson, a local man who is one of (at least) four men from across the world who have a claim to have invented the ship’s propeller in the 1830s.
Aller Huset – the headquarters of the Danish publishing company Aller, Havneholmen, Copenhagen
White gable roof and sky blue wall, Gibbs Hill, Somerset, Bermuda
The nose of a Comet jetliner, East Fortune Airfield, East Lothian, Scotland
Detail of the spire of Grace Methodist Church, Pembroke, Bermuda