Such beautiful colours in the tiles in this floor in the Duomo in Naples #tilesontuesday

Floors Castle near Kelso in the Scottish Borders, the home of the Duke of Roxburghe: the original central block built by William Adam in the 1720s #windowsonwednesday

From the collection in Plas Brondanw (Clough Williams-Ellis Foundation) #woodensday

The Gatehouse to Easby Abbey (12c) near Richmond in North Yorkshire #thursgate

Ripon's teddy bear shop (in 2022) #shopfrontfriday

History, architecture, churches ... set on the River Welland: #fingerpostfriday in Lincolnshire

Yester Kirk (1708) in Gifford #EastLothian #steeplesaturday

Two #Greenshank using a stop-over in Musselburgh to do some preening and feeding. They breed in the north-west of Scotland and are on their way to spend the winter in Africa, mainly south of the Sahara. #birdwatching

Grave Circle A at Mycenae, developed in 16c BC, contained 6 shaft graves with a total of 19 bodies of men, women & children. They were from the leaders of this Bronze Age state, as is evidenced by the value of the grave goods. #ancientsitesunday

Elephant's trunk or cornucopia or what? St Conan's Church on Loch Awe #stoneworksunday

A fine Beech at Floors Castle near Kelso, providing shelter for a variety of creatures! #thicktrunktuesday

The walls of the Late Bronze Age citadel of Mycenae in the Peloponnese in Greece, rebuilt in the "Cyclopean" style of masonry in the Late Helladic IIIa period, viz c. 1350 BC, when Mycenae's position as a leading power in Greece was at its height. #wallsonwednesday

#windowsonwednesday in Knaresborough (part of a scheme to bring to life historic buildings in the town)

In lovely Merrion Square in Dublin: handsome Georgian architecture #adoorablethursday

An icon of 20c history: the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin #thursgate