Before the maximum temperatures dropped almost ten degrees Celsius in the span of a week, and the sunshine was still shining before the official start of Autumn, on one of my strolls I got to capture what many don't know about London - apart from the big river Thames, there is a canal, the Regent's … Continue reading Would you like to live in a boat in Central London?
Once I landed in Heathrow, for the first time arriving in the UK after Brexit, passed through the passport checks with no issues, and collected my luggage intact, I felt a weight coming off my shoulders. And finally, when I was in the Uber that would take me to the hotel that would be (and … Continue reading Returning to London after Brexit & Pandemic runaway
Almost a month ago, on my way to Dover, I made a quick stop in the little town of Canterbury. The word I have to describe this place is cuteness. I found it adorable as if it was taken from a Disney movie. The most famous attraction is its Cathedral where you need to pay … Continue reading Some shots of Canterbury, UK
The ocean is a very important element in my life. I grew up very close to it, many times not appreciating enough how lucky I was to be able to go so often to the seaside, regardless the weather, the time of the year, the mood. My hair will always become savage when caressed with … Continue reading The White Cliffs of Dover, UK
Sitting now in my room in this grey and rainy Sunday afternoon, it seems my trip to Loch Lomond took place in a parallel world. It was only last Sunday, Easter Sunday, and I was blessed with some sunshine on my way up Conic Hill. When planning my trip to Glasgow, I also wanted to … Continue reading the magical view of Loch Lomond
The Winged Bone 