Gallery de Bermuda Part II

"Life would be easy if its colors were like my dream
Red, gold and green
Red, gold and green..."

(Boy George - 'Karma Chameleon' - Song below)

Gotcha - Moooowah!

Somewhere over the rainbow: Music to accompany the 'Gallery de Bermuda' (below)

Gallery de Bermuda

Presentado circa: Maestro de Photographie



Somewhere over the rainbow
way up high
and the dreams that you dreamed of
once in a lullaby



Somewhere over the rainbow
Blue birds fly
and the dreams that you dreamed of
dreams really do come true



Someday I'll wish upon a star
wake up where the clouds are far behind me



Where trouble melts like lemon drops
high above the chimney tops
thats where you'll find me



Somewhere over the rainbow bluebirds fly
and the dream that you dare to
why, oh why can't I?




Well I see trees of green and red roses too
I'll watch them bloom for me and you
and I think to myself
what a wonderful world





Well I see skies of blue and I see clouds of white
and the brightness of day
I like the dark and I think to myself
what a wonderful world



The colors of the rainbow so pretty in the sky
are also on the faces of people passing by





I hear babies cry and I watch them grow
they'll learn much more
than we'll know
and I think to myself
what a wonderful world



Someday I'll wish upon a star
wake up where the clouds are far behind me
where trouble melts like lemon drops




High above the chimney tops
that's where you'll find me
Yes, that's where you'll find me...





Somewhere over the rainbow Blue birds fly



Two little Bluebirds fly...

'When a man is tired of London he is tired of life' - Samuel Johnson, 1777

The London Underground is one of the great wonders of the world. For deep beneath the bookshops and Taverns of London; so steeped in the mist of history and the dust of ancient past, lies a hidden labrynth of tunnels colloquially known as 'The Tube'. The first train began service in 1863 as the Hammersmith & City Line. Next time you're in London do yourself a favour: purchase a one-day travel card and explore (for a tippance) the oldest underground network in the world; listen to the buskers that populate the busy stations, admire the futuristic chutzpah of the stations along the Jubilee Line, enjoy the street performers littering the cobbled lanes of Covent Garden and treat your eyes to the baroque facade of Paddington station.

But be warned:
Solo voyeurists especially beware, the tube monster stalks; in shadows it stirs.
Its fangs bloodied; with an ancient feud. Lost many men we have, in London's Tube.