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Tag Archives: Germany
Death of a Nation….
So this is it…the crack of doom. No more a great nation. No more a rich and influential place to do business. No More. No More. No More. All of this is nonsense. Britain has endured over three hundred years … Continue reading
Mean Streets…
“If in doubt of what to photograph then just spend some time walking around places that you know….” as Tyrion might have said a wise man once said. Of course this is nonsense but the view hasn’t changed that much … Continue reading
Posted in autumn, Photography
Tagged autumn, City of Leicester, Clock Tower, Coal, Coal Hill, Eastgate, Flemish, Fosse Way, Germany, photography, Roman, Roman Road, Street Photography, Tyrion
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Complexity’s complexity
There was a time when much of Britain celebrated Easter, the holiest Christian festival, at a different time to the rest of Western Europe. This was due to the way that the monks at Iona calculated the date of Easter … Continue reading
Posted in Brexit, European Referendum, Politics
Tagged Brexit, Celtic, Easter, European Court of Justice, Germany, Holy Roman Empire, Iona, St Patrick, Supreme Court, Synod of Whitby
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What happens if there isn’t a European Union to leave?
Rule Britannia, Britannia rules the waves… I enjoy singing (poetic licence here I think) this patriotic anthem with the rest of my countrymen and women. To me it also seems to encapsulate the buchennering free trading utopia that many … Continue reading
Posted in Brexit, Politics
Tagged Brexit, European Union, France, Germany, Hanseatic League, Russia, Spain
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Drink or Drive
“It’s not Romania or Estonia who are leaving. It’s a big contributor so we have a lot of unanswered questions – and no good answers.” – Indrek Tarand This would be music to the ears of all those Brexiters who think … Continue reading
Project LV One – Day 258 Remembering Angela
January is a really awful month, that is if you live in the northern hemisphere. After all the festivities of Christmas and new year you are left with a flat and grey expanse. In the past we also had snow … Continue reading
Project LV One – Day 230 – Germany
Yesterday I spent wondering the cultural palaces of central London with my good friend David. The visit had a Germanic theme as we intended to visit the Anselm Kiefer exhibition at the Royal Academy followed by the Germany: Memories of a … Continue reading
