6 to 13 January 2017
17 km, 28,000 steps
The map – all in Catalan to test your navigational skills.
Groovy gate but humans without a key to the padlock have to take the steps.
Gerhild communing with nature.
Carefully built up path
It’s a long way down to Valldemossa.
I can see the sea!
The Archduke path. Camí de s’Arxiduc.
Es Petit Hotel de Valldemossa.
Museu d’art modern Plaça Porta de Santa Catalina Nº 10, Palma 07012.
Es Baluard lies in a privileged corner of the city of Palma. Situated on Plaça Porta de Santa Catalina at the end of Paseo Mallorca, one of the city’s main arteries, its watchtower commands one of the finest views of the bay of Palma, with the Gothic cathedral and Bellver Castle as reference points. Its location in the centre of town connects it to the city’s other major infrastructures and charming historic district and its proximity to Avenida Jaime III links it to the city’s main commercial street.
CAR PARK: Paseo Mallorca, 2 minutes from the Museum.
Thanks to the hotel’s privileged situation, guests can practice hiking on the most beautiful natural paths.
The sea is only 6 km away at the Port de Valldemossa where the sunsets are spectacular and the fish is delicious.
The picturesque villages within the Tramuntana mountain range such as Deià, Soller and Banyalbufar should not be missed and another compulsary visit is the Torrent de Pareis in Sa Calobra. – maybe too wet
Deia – Bäckerei im Supermarkt, Bucht, Café, in der Hauptstrasse Restaurant Xelini, Küstenweg von der Bucht
Seite 282 Wanderweg auf dem Bergkamm
Fornalutx – am Ortseingang parken
Joseph, Chelsea
After the Grubclub
Swinging London
Gasometer behind Kings Cross
St. Bartholomew the Greater
St. Paul’s
View from Nunhead reservoir
The Nun’s Head & new community centre
Smart new extension
Wall
Peckham chic
Indian design
Want one
Such bravery
Gerhild’s reflections
Cathedrals now & then
Louise Bourgeois
Gerhild selfie
Kim dreaming of squirrels
A hot & steamy day
Traces of Peckham’s first inhabitants
Dragon boats on then river Cam
What to do on a rainy day
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=its91q7YMHE
Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of them all?
A truthful Booth
Experiencing life as a fly
Shove tuppence machine
River Alde in the evening and the remnants of the Ionia
Two brothers
Lounging in the sun in front of the house
The garden
Iken church St. Botolph’s
Near the glamping site
Barbara Hepworth’s Family of Man in Snape with the Family of Booth
Monkey business
Playdough
https://vimeo.com/167440336
London’s burning (almost)
http://www.visitlondon.com/greatfire350
Peter squirreling about
Paddington
Rolling bridge
Two pearls in Pearl Liang
Summer houses in Hyde Park
Serpentine Pavillion – Mind over matter
Trailer: Dinh Q. Lê, The Colony (2016) from Artangel on Vimeo.
The Roof Top Film Club on the Bussey building.
Dinner
Driven 3707 km from Berlin to Italy and back again. Our rented Seat Leon served us well.
We decide to head north, with a break in Oberfranken, when I got tired http://www.motel-hormersdorf.de
The higher you go, the more you can see.
Still, no sign of George Clooney or his villa.
With a bit of sunshine, it looks better – Lenno, on the west edge of Lake Como.
Nice day for a walk in the hills behind Menaggio
First impressions of Lake Como on a rainy day in Menaggio
Great trip to Milano to Pirelli Hangar Bicocca
Fly agaric. Carsten Höller likes to play with this as in Berlin.
Quite right, that isn’t Gerhild, but as we were both flying at the same time, I had to borrow this image to show the principle.
Kim just landed from flying around the exhibition.
Permanent Anselm Kiefer exhibit
Gerhild gives some enthusiastic Italian children a German lesson.
Great view from the top. You can see Milan on the horizon.
