The cloister garden of the Mont Saint Michel Abbey is closed on four sides by these walls of arches, but open to the skies.
(See more pictures of Mont St Michel on Journey Photographic here)
The cloister garden of the Mont Saint Michel Abbey is closed on four sides by these walls of arches, but open to the skies.
(See more pictures of Mont St Michel on Journey Photographic here)

Morris Dancers, York
A group of musicians accompanies a team of male Morris Dancers, while the female team takes a break. For those of you not familiar with Morris Dancing, it’s a… unique English tradition, involving a lot of bells, ribbons, hats, and leaping around, with roots going back to the 15th century. (Here’s an example on youtube, for those interested.)

Bon Voyage, Sydney
This couple, waiting for the departure of their cruise ship, passed the time waving to the local harbour traffic.
Whoops! Apologies for the silence, folks – seems my last week of autoposts haven’t been autoposted. This is… slightly embarrassing.
Hopefully I’ll get that sorted soon. In the meantime, here’s the first of a new series of cloud pictures for you to enjoy!

Selfridges building, Birmingham
The distinctive Selfridges building in the Bullring, Birmingham, is a fine example of Blobitecture – it was designed to resemble the female form in a sequined designer dress.