We paid the 6£ parking fee, and then drove past a whole bunch of students who were streaming past the toll gate, obviously having parked somewhere outside the gates to avoid the fee.

At the start of the path was a Visitor Centre which we skipped as the weather was looking ominous. Just below us lay the Ferry Terminal at Dover for trips to Calais in France.

Patti’s Lens-Artists Challenge for this week is about framing your shots in a way that tells a story.

The foreground leads into the scene giving a hint of location (grass, paving stones, water, graveyard), mid-ground is usually (but not always) where the point-of-interest lies (church, person), and the background often (although not always) provides context and further...

I have found that the most likely animal to be perched on a roof top is a Dragon.

Y Ddraig Goch, the Red Dragon, is in the centre of the Welsh flag, and can be found on weathervanes, pubs, beer, perched...

At our hotel we waved goodbye to the women of Koh Lanta Garden Home and clambered aboard a Longtail boat that took us outside the coral barrier to a larger boat.

A garland of yellow flowers draped across the prow to bless the small boat that takes us to the bigger boat.

In late spring travelling along the roads in France.

Our GPS tells us to turn left at the black cow (La Vache-Noire).