Sardinia, Italy, September 2024

Tony with his partner, Tatiana, exiting the large, 13th century Cathedral of Cagliari, capital of Sardinia, during an evening guided walking tour. The Cathedral: Duomo di Cagliari, Cattedrale di Santa Maria e Santa Cecilia, is a Roman Catholic cathedral in Cagliari, capital of Sardinia. The church was built in the 13th century in Pisan-Romanesque style, obtaining cathedral status in 1258. In the 17th and 18th centuries it was renovated along Baroque lines.

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Syria, May 2024

Tony in Old Damascus, capital of Syria, 18th May 2024. A short video of Tony walking with his group of like-minded travellers along Straight Street, a famous and historic avenue in the old town. The street apears quiet and old, colourful wooden doors with decorative paters made of wood can be seen. This famous street, eventually, leads to St. Ananias Church and onward to the city’s historic souks (open markets).

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EnergEyes skittles night, The Regency, Weston-super-Mare, England, May 2024

Tony dancing with Sam at The Regency Inn, Weston-super-Mare. This was during a skittles night for visually impaired people run by EnergEyes. The video also features Tony’s mum Aileen who runs EnergEyes, a charity that organises social and sporting events for visually impaired adults. Sam is a young lad who sometimes helps visually impaired people at EnergEyes events. Find out more about EnergEyes here: https://www.energeyesvips.co.uk/
Tony and Sam at the EnergEyes skittles night.
Tony and Sam at the EnergEyes skittles night.

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Germany, May 2024

Tony with amazing fountain, Gardens of Hanover, Germany, 29 April 2024.
Tony, Bremen with Music, 2nd May 2024
What a cheerful sound of delight. Jazz players performing in Bremen’s Market Square on a warm sunny day. Tony, Tatiana and Lutz, a local genttleman and ‘Greeter’ who Tony and Tatiana spent a few hours with, are walking towards the large and impressive New Town Hall (City Hall),

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South Sudan, March 2024

Tony is listening to cows mooing as they walk back to the Mundari Cattle Camp. Their bells can be heard jangling and a drum is being beaten to drive the cows back home from their grazing land, some 10 kilometres (7 miles) distance. It is nearing dusk. The Mundari Cattle Camp belongs to the Mundari tribe, one of several traditional tribes of South Sudan. Their cattle camp and villages are roughly a 90 minute drive from Juba,

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