Following the Labour Day long weekend here in WA, I thought I’d put up a couple of the photos that I took down near Walpole. My mother-in-law owns a property in the bush thereabouts, and my wife and I went to stay in the two-and-a-half-walled shack on the property.

Just to the side of Beynac Castle, on the top of a (very steep!) hill, there is a chapel. In this chapel’s wall, there is a door, with a keyhole. Through this keyhole is a beautiful stained-glass window through which sunlight streams.

So here is a background image that shows this set of views. I’m probably going to print the actual photos and arrange them somewhat similarly on my wall. In the interim, I can at least see them on my computer monitors. The first of the two images is 1680×1050 (16:10 ratio), and the second is 1680×1260 (4:3 ratio).

Another installment of photos. These are taken in the UK.

We’re back home now, so really I have no excuse to not put up more photos. Below are some of the photos we took in Italy (Lake Como) and Berlin.

(Click the thumbnails for a larger image.)