I can’t ever remember seeing Juno down a coal mine in the middle of the night, but being as she was a black cat, and if the situation had arisen, then I guess it would have been an encounter along the lines of this…

Cardiff at night on the other hand, has the ability to offer less predictable images. Firstly, for all of you Led Zeppelin fans out there (and I include myself as one of you) there is always the ‘Stairway to who knows where?’

In this case it leads to one of those surreal Dr Who type of experiences (Cardiff being the home of the Dr Who Experience of course!). Those cunning Daleks seem to have mastered the art of disguise…

If it’s culture that you’re looking for, beware, the writing just could be on the wall…

While London Underground may have cornered the use of ‘Mind the gap‘ Cardiff has an altogether more sophisticated take on warning you of large gaps…

Strolling along The Hayes you might just get an indication that this is the wrong time of day to check out a book…

Or anything else come to think of it, as the enticingly colourful welcome only draws you towards closed doors…

But you can rely on the ancient old St John’s Church to give you an eery indication that the day is done…

So, with your car safely parked out of sight, the only message left is to wish you the best form of relaxation to finish off the twilight stroll…

Until we speak again this has been a meditation on finding the light in the moments of darkness!

[With thanks to fansshare.com for sharing the cats eyes image].