My village Laveham, Suffolk in England is home to the house that was used as Godfric’s Hollow in the Harry Potter movies.

Here’s the koala that lives in my backyard and the new sign the council just installed so it can cross the road safely.

Steam from nuclear power plant breaks through clouds (Nogent-sur-Seine, France)

This upside down house in the Carpathian Mountains, Ukraine

We visited the largest bench in Germany.

In Germany you can buy ketchup and mayonnaise combined in a single tube. A bit like stripy toothpaste.

This path in Belgium lets you walk or cycle through a lake at eye-level.

Bread inside a purse (Portugal)

Some of the trash cans in Copenhagen are tilted so people on bikes can throw out trash while riding.

In mainland China, they place IV fluids on trees to give them extra nutrition.

There’s a 23-story building in Duisburg, Germany with absolutely no windows (German National Archives).

Costco Japan has a sushi section

This really tiny beer in Japan

A fire hydrant in Tokyo Japan

The contrast of the green moss covering the tombstones, the autumn leaves and snow patches, I just had to stop and look whilst walking in the street, my photo Newcastle UK, England

The main road to my house in England. Two cars cannot pass, one has to reverse.

In Victoria, there are duck ramps in the harbor.

3D Printed house, Germany.

In France, we don’t have the Tooth Fairy, but the “Little Mouse”. At the dental practice I went to, there is a door for the Mouse in the waiting room.

A street in two different countries – red sidewalk is Monaco, grey or no sidewalk is France

In Italy, “Cool Ranch” Doritos are called “Cool American Flavour”

This Roman cistern near Naples, Italy

Here’s my awesome Korean school lunch! Schools have a qualified nutritionist to plan the lunch menu.

This grocery store in Venice, Italy