Sunday, 15th April 2012
Duomo Square looking towards Milan’s main cathedral (Duomo di Milano). Construction of the massive late Gothic cathedral began in 1386. The façade is made of white marble and is decorated with hundreds of spires and thousands of statues.
Looking towards the Palazzo dell’Arengario. A symmetrical pair of buildings at the side of Duomo Square, which currently house the Museo del Novecento (Museum of the Twentieth Century).
3rd-4th June 2012
Tony with Lucy who he met in Mali. Tony signing a copy of his book. Hartlepool.
Tony and Lucy. Tony signing a copy of his book. Hartlepool.
Photos below taken by Lucinda Grange, local professional photographer and friend of Tony.
Inside Hartlepool’s Maritime Museum.
Tony touching a canon on board HMS Trincomalee.
Previous: Senegal (part 2)
I crossed from Senegal into north-west Mali on Thursday 22nd March.
Saturday 24th-Friday 30th March 2012
Tony with a bottle of Sprite at The Sleeping Camel Guesthouse, Bamako.
Chairs and tables outside The Sleeping Camel Guesthouse. Compound shaded by trees and surrounded by high walls.
Gina from Ireland at the guesthouse.
Previous: Morocco and Western Sahara
Sunday, 26th February
Courtyard of the guesthouse Auberge Camping Abba. This is where Tony stayed.
Looking towards the gate at the guesthouse entrance.
Guesthouse room.
Looking at the guesthouse courtyard through a doorway.
A dusty back street outside the guesthouse Auberge Camping Abba.
Saturday, 30th June
Lora from Kentucky USA, Tatiana, and Paul from the Birmingham area, standing by the Riddle Sculpture, High Street, Exeter city centre, Devon, southwest England. The triangular sculpture is made of folded stainless steel.
Monday, 2nd July
Lora and Angela, both from Kentucky USA, with Tony, Tatiana, and Paul, stood by a steam train. Painton train station on the platform of the Dartmouth Steam Railway.
