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(English) And the waters ran red with blood…

Denne artikkelen er kun tilgjengelig på engelsk.

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(English) A Saturday afternoon in Trakai

(English) If you’re in Vilnius and want to get out of town, historic and enchanting Trakai is an easy day-trip and a pleasant place to spend a Saturday.

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(English) Fatehpur Sikri: UNESCO’s Ghost Town

(English) Akbar wanted Fatehpur Sikri to be the most beautiful city ever built. But style won over substance; no easy access to water. The city was soon abandoned.

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A Window on Bodmin Moor

(English) I like photographing windows. Usually from the outside. But this window is different. Here, we’re looking out. Out on the deliciously spooky Bodmin Moor.

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For øvrig er det min mening at Kartago må ødelegges

(English) Carthage was the work of a woman. Phoenician Queen Dido founded this African city, and it soon became a thriving, brilliant civilization.

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Trerice gods, Cornwall

(English) This is Cornwall, so Trerice Manor is naturally frequented by otherworldly beings. Here, it’s the ghosts of a servant girl and a stable boy.

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Sign at Jamaica Inn, Bodmin Moor, Cornwall

Jamaica Inn

(English)
Jamaica Inn has a fascinating location and history. Situated on Cornwall’s deliciously eerie Bodmin Moor, this is a coaching inn from 1750.

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The old Jewish cemetery, Warsaw, Poland

Den jødiske kirkegården i Warszawa

Jeg trekkes mot kirkegårder, særlig gamle. Jeg vandrer langs rekkene og studerer gravstenene, og forsøker å forestille meg menneskene som ligger her, livene deres… En som er spesielt tankevekkende er den jødiske kirkegården i Warszawa — Vår vei dit er ikke enkel. Trikkeførere sender oss i feil retning. Den påfølgende drosjesjåføren bringer oss til rett [...]

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