London is such a grand city, with so much to do, that it's easy to forget that it only takes a train ride to get to a different and not less astonishing place. And Bath is definitely one of those. Many years ago I was in Bath as part of a guided tour to Stonehenge. … Continue reading Photos from a day in Bath, UK
The Royal Pavillion in Brighton Imagine having the power and the money to be able to build the playground of your dreams. A place where all of your most exotic and eccentric ideas can take form. A place for you to have the best time of your life again and again, without judgement. A place … Continue reading The Royal Pavillion, an oriental dream in Brighton
I have been wanting to visit the Tower of London for many years now and I finally did it. There are so many stories about this place, so much History. I wasn't even aware of half of them, always associating the Tower as a place of imprisonment, executions and torture. So imagine my surprise when … Continue reading A visit to the Tower of London during Christmas
This post is incredibly delayed on my part. Pardon me, I'm still getting used to coming back to my "normal" life, and starting off a new job. I've been writing about London, where I came back to after been passing my "pandemic time" in Portugal, my home country. In the midst of the change, I … Continue reading Chelsea, London, had Spring before Autumn
Kew Palace One of the things I enjoy most about London is the amazing choice of green spaces where you can go free of charge, to relax, to simply gaze at the huge old trees, to lie on the green lawns, to observe the ducks, or play around with the squirrels. From Richmond to Greenwich … Continue reading The Royal Botanical Gardens in Kew, London
The Winged Bone 