Do some self-guided London sightseeing tour by using London's own transport system, passing many tourist attractions as Trafalgar Square or Victoria Palace Theatre by bus. At Westminster Pier get on board at River Thames bus service. You can see London's famous landmarks as Big Ben, London Eye, St Pauls Cathedral, the Tower and the Tower Bridge from the water. From Tower Gateway you can take DLR train, which is an automated light metro system. The trains are fully controlled by computer. Take a place in front where normaly the driver is sitting and enjoy an unusual trip with a marvelous view on the Docklands and Canary Warf until you reach Greenwich!

Changing the Guard at Buckingham Palace in London is the spectacular process by which an old guard gives the guard service to a new guard

London never sleeps

Directly between the Hyde Park and the Regent's Park in London there is a picturesque area known as Little Venice. With Narrowboat you can travel the Regent's Canal until Camden Lock Market.

Places to spot birds and what species you might find there

Blickling Estate. National Trust property in Norfolk UK. Commissioned map.

Try out some offbeat geothermal pools in Iceland which are less crowded and cheaper than the hyped up Blue Lagoon. http://siddharthandshruti.com/geothermal-pool-iceland/

I moved from the US to Oxford last year and I am still in love with all the beautiful buildings, the many museums and the culture in a bike friendly and walkable city.

Although golf-like games were played in other parts of Europe as early as the 1200's, it is thought that Scotland is where the modern game of golf as we know it was invented. The first written mention in Scotland was in 1457 prohibiting the play of golf since it distracted from practicing archery, a skill used for military purporses. But the real spread of golf happened in the late 1800's when train service from London to Edinburgh was much improved. Golf spread across the British Isles and then further to the entire British Empire. Even with the expansion of golf courses worldwide, it is still a rite of passage for many golfers (professional and amateurs alike) to head to the wind swept coastlines of Scotland to play on some of the most famous courses in the world. This illustrated map shows just a few of these top courses.

I visited Orkney over 10 years ago and I still can't get it out of my mind, one of the most amazing places filled with history from neolithic settlements to shipwrecks, art and chapels as well as the most incredible seascapes and sea stacks filled with wildlife, can't wait to return!

"One of the Most Beautiful Village in France"

Travaux sur l'étang Hidou et les rivières

Explore the natural environment along the meadlowland paths.

Hiroshima is a peaceful and beautiful city, with the passion of the fans of Hiroshima Carp, a famous baseball team in Hiroshima!

People take photos during their trip, I take photo of my paintings after the trip.