So, landscapes are all well and good, but really, what you want to see from the Galapagos are cute baby sea lion photos, am I right? Finding cute baby sea lions was definitely *not* a problem in the Galapagos, particularly on San Cristobal island, where we practically fell over them all the time, draped over pretty much everything in sight. It’s not all about the sea … [Read more...]
Archives for January 2014
The huge differences in Italy’s regions
Today’s featured post was provided by Paul, and is all about the big differences in Italy’s regions. Regular readers will know that I’m a big fan of Italy, having visited many of it’s regions, and I can attest to the need to visit them all. Enjoy! British tourists planning a visit to Italy, quite often they go for the obvious choices like Umbria and … [Read more...]
Where to Eat in Poznan
So we usually don’t do this, as avid readers might be aware. We don’t really talk a lot about restaurants and food on the blog. But I assure you, we do eat. And we enjoy it very much. And for reasons unknown to me, I more often than not document what we’re eating. Turns out that that was lucky, because we decided we needed to dedicate write a whole post on where to eat in … [Read more...]
Improve your Photography in Berlin
Berlin! It’s one of my favourite cities in Europe for wandering around with a camera, snapping photos of such iconic landmarks as the Brandenburg Gate and the East Side Gallery. So when the time came to pick a location for the first Lightmoves Creative workshop of 2014, Berlin seemed to be the obvious choice! Wind backwards a moment. What is Lightmoves Creative you … [Read more...]
Witches and Sheep–more from Abruzzo
I spent a couple of days exploring the Abruzzo region following on from the TBD Italy travel bloggers conference. I’ve got a post coming shortly about my experience visiting the shattered town of L’Aquila – but first I’m going to share a couple of highlights from my wanders in this region. First, sheep. Now, let me be clear. I was born in Wales, and spent a year … [Read more...]