While there is so much beauty in looking up… Don’t forget to look down too, as there is more than you know, beneath those feet of yours. The prettiest patterns in the flat sand of St.Ives, EnglandThe best landmarks of … Continue reading
Views. Everybody loves them! There is something special about seeing a landscape from above, admiring how small and model-like it looks. And, cities are no exception. Whenever you visit a city, it’s always a challenge to try and find the best … Continue reading
Some of my favourite Instagram hashtags are the#Ihavethisthingwithwalls, #Ihavethisthingwithdoors and#Ihavethisthingwithtiles ones! They are so colourful and fun! But now, my life can be summed up as#Ihavethisthingwithmountains and it might actually be becoming an obsession. I could stare at them for … Continue reading
I can’t get enough of Santiago skies. From our balcony views, to the mountains to the sunsets. The view looks different everyday, and it really is always special. Balcony Views From our 8th floor flat we get to see greenery, … Continue reading
Today, we walked above the city. On my penultimate day of my summer holiday, before starting my new job, we headed off to a bit of the countryside in the city. Cerro San Cristóbal (St. Cristóbal hill) is the biggest … Continue reading
Views: Who doesn’t love them? Whether from natural or manmade points, views can be swoon worthy, scary or gasp inducing. While my parents were in Santiago, we went to Latin America’s Highest point. Standing at 300m, the Sky Costanera is … Continue reading
How often do you look at the sky while travelling? It may be the very first thing you look at in the morning while wondering what to wear, or where to go that day. Wondering if a storm is brewing … Continue reading
Whenever you visit a city and ask advice for what you should see and do there, you are usually always recommended a view point. “Climb up to _____, to see the amazing view!” “You should definitely go to ____ because … Continue reading
Winter is coming! We get some snowy days in the UK but not many and the snow doesn’t, usually, hang around for very long. In February 2010 I went on a five day trip in Europe; a five day and … Continue reading
Sometimes numbers are difficult to get your head around. A glacier that is 19 miles long is something that is very difficult to imagine. It’s also difficult to imagine how beautiful it is too, and also how different it is … Continue reading
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