Tag: eurotraveller

• Wordless Wednesday (One day late)

  Alan Peters

  3rd Nov 2022

  Oddments, Uncategorized

  air travel, airport, euro travel, Europe, European travel, eurotraveller, historic maastricht, maastricht, Maastricht airport, ryanair, travel, travel holland, Visit Europe, visit holland

• Wordless Wednesday

  I understand that Wordless Wednesday is a thing on WordPress. So, I present one photo but no words. Though I really want to explain and expand on this photo the wordlessness has to speak for itself.

  Alan Peters

  13th Jul 2022

  statues

  Antwerp, Belgian art, Belgian park. tourism, belgian tourism, Belgium, Buildings, city art, euro travel, Europe, European travel, eurotraveller, hidden, historicplace, Historylover, Historyphotographed, historyuncovered, Holiday Europe, statue, statues, visit Belgium, Visit Europe, wordless Wednesday

• Charlton Cemetery under snow.

  I did promise a few days ago a follow up post to my Charlton Cemetery post. Here it is. These photos were taken in January 2007. It had been snowing through the night and I just happened to be passing Charlton Cemetery. My camera was quite small so I had it in my jacket pocket…

  Alan Peters

  25th Jun 2022

  Cemeteries

  Cemeteries, cemetery, cemetery in the snow, charlton, charlton cemetery, Europe, European travel, eurotraveller, grave, grave stones, graves, hidden london, historic, historicplace, history, Historylover, Historylover Historyphotographed, historylovers, historynerd, Historyphotographed, historyuncovered, London, london cemeteries, london history, London statues, old london, snow, statue, statues, stonemasonry, Victorian, Victorian architecture, What to see, world history

• Antwerp Bunker Museum.

  Hidden in a park on the outskirts of Antwerp lies this lovely, strange and surprising museum. The bunkers here were built in 1943 as part of the Atlantic wall defense shield around the coast of Europe by the German army during World War II. The troops which were stationed here in the bunkers and surrounding…

  Alan Peters

  4th Jun 2022

  Buildings

  Antwerp, Belgian History, Belgian park. tourism, Belgian war, Belgium, bunker, Bunker Museum, euro travel, Europe, European travel, European War, eurotraveller, historicplace, history, Historylover, historylovers, historynerd, Historyphotographed, historyuncovered, Holiday Europe, Nazis, parc Den Brandt, photojournal, tourist spot, travel, visit Belgium, Visit Europe, War, What to see, world history, world travel, World War 2, WWII

• Scala Rotherham.

  When opened in 1934 the original name of this cinema was The Regal. It featured 1825 seats along with three dressing rooms and a café. On opening night the first movie shown was Girls Please starring Leslie Howard. As an added draw for the crowds, the famous comedian Sandy Powell attended (pictured below). The cinema…

  Alan Peters

  28th May 2022

  Cinemas

  Bingo, Bingo hall, Buildings, cinema, cinema gems, Cinemas, closed down, derelict, derelict building, empty building, eurotraveller, historical buildings, historicplace, history, Historylover, historylovers, historynerd, Historyphotographed, historyuncovered, lost cinema, north of England, oldcinema, photojournal, photojournal world travel, Rotherham, Rotherham history, rotherhamphotographed, scala, Visit Europe, What to see