APRIL 2022 Broadcast: Martina Nicolls

 

APRIL 2022

​ TRAVEL The features this month are Parisian streets, especially the narrow lanes that tourists generally don't have time to visit. There's always a surprise - the street itself, the old historic buildings, or even the rooftops. VIEW FROM THE ROOFTOPS The view from the top of an office building (7th floor) in Montparnasse in the 14th arrondissement (district) reveals the Eiffel Tower and the rooftops towards the river Seine.  READ MORE ​ RUE FEROU READ MORE ​RUE FEROU MERCHANDISE ... AVAILABLE HERE​ RUE NOTRE-DAME DES-CHAMPS READ MORE RUE CHARLEMAGNE READ MORE ​RUE CHARLEMAGNE MERCHANDISE ... AVAILABLE HERE​ ICONIC PARIS EIFFEL TOWER FROM THE TROCADERO ​ICONIC PARIS MERCHANDISE ... AVAILABLE HERE​ FEAST OR FAMINE My blog site Feast or Famine has posts on book reviews, art galleries and museums, my humanitarian work, articles, and photographs. SEE WEBSITE SIMILAR BUT DIFFERENT IN THE ANIMAL KINGDOM My Website: See information and photos on animals ... This month's feature is the endangered bush dog - with partially webbed feet - from Central and South America.  READ MORE: BUSH DOG  SEE WEBSITE ​BUSH DOG MERCHANDISE ... AVAILABLE HERE​ ​OTHER MERCHANDISE from my PHOTOGRAPHY PORTFOLIO​ A FLOWER EXPECTED EVERYWHERE My Website: See information and photos on flowers, gardens, floral art, poetry, books ...  SEE WEBSITE SIGN OF THE TIMES Shop sign, Paris, March 2022, "Yummy and Guiltfree" CREATIVITY AND CULTURE Last month was a busy month for cultural events, from the Million and One Orchids exhibition in the Paris Botanical Garden to the Opera Bastille to see Cinderella. Art exhibitions included the France, Heritage and Exceptional Territories photo exhibition, the Magali Zambelli exhibition, Anna Jeretic's "The Wild Garden" painting and sculpture exhibition, the Land of Mexico art exhibition, and Philippe Katerine's installation at Le Bon Marche department store.  READ MORE THE PARIS RESIDENCES OF JAMES JOYCE My latest book The Paris Residences of James Joyce (2020) has a website with information on the book and Opal Hush blogs that aim to connect the past to the present, and discover people and places in Paris. Opal Hush is mentioned in James Joyce's 1922 novel Ulysses. It's a drink - a quarter of a glass of claret with lemonade from a soda siphon. READ OPAL HUSH BLOGS READ MORE ABOUT THE BOOK THE AUTHOR To receive broadcast updates, subscribe here: SUBSCRIBE​ I am an author and an independent consultant (in peace and stabilisation, human rights, labour rights, labour market assessments, countering trafficking in persons, education, vocational education and training, health, and good governance).  I have several websites and blog sites, such as my main webpage (http://www.martinanicolls.net), animal website (Similar But Different in the Animal Kingdom), plant website (A Flower Expected Everywhere), Paris website (The Paris Residences of James Joyce), a general blog site (Feast or Famine), and a facebookpage. ​ ​ Copyright © MARTINA NICOLLS, All rights reserved. MARTINA NICOLLS​ ​http://www.martinanicolls.net​ ​http://martinasblogs.blogspot.com​ ​https://www.facebook.com/Martina-Nicolls-მარტინა-ნიკოლსი-1450496988529988/timeline/​ Unsubscribe | Update your profile | PO BOX 16, NO 15975, NOBBY BEACH, QLD 4218

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MARTINA NICOLLS  is an international aid and development consultant, and the author   of: The Paris Residences of James Joyce  (2020), Similar But Different in the Animal Kingdom (2017), The Shortness of Life: A Mongolian Lament (2015), Liberia’s Deadest Ends (2012), Bardot’s Comet (2011), Kashmir on a Knife-Edge (2010) and The Sudan Curse (2009).