Posted on September 21, 2013
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More photos from my trip to France. The nature is absolutely breathtaking! Went to visit Camille in Saint Etienne de Fontbellon, a charming and beautiful place which I hope I’ll get the chance to visit again. Took so many pictures on this trip, so there will be at least one more post (if not two!) from my trip to France.
Posted on September 15, 2013
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Photos from my trip to France, Chambèry this summer where I visited two of the most lovely girls I know, Claire and Camille! Claire lives in Chambèry, which was the most amazing place I’ve been in a long time. So beautiful!! Plenty more photos from this trip to come, I took so many pictures on this trip! 😀
Best. Holiday. Ever.
Posted on September 6, 2013
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I’m back in Edinburgh!
Haven’t been able to post much since I got back, because we don’t have internet in our flat yet, so I have to go to the library to check my emails and such. Some photos here from my summer in Norway. This is from a place near Elverum, where my uncle lives. Just fell head over heel in love with the typical Norwegian look of these small houses!
Will be posting some pictures of my lovely flat as soon as we get a bit more sorted!
Posted on April 2, 2013
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The last photos from our trip to Dublin!
Even though it was freezing and not the best weather, it was still a really nice trip! I would probably recommend people that want to travel to Dublin to do so in the summer months, especially if you are like me and would like to photograph your visit. Oh, and be careful when dancing in the pubs/clubs so you don’t twist your foot and have to walk around with a black/purple foot for the rest of your stay.
Can definitely recommend The Abigail’s Hostel for people who want a cheap but nice place to stay! It was really close to all the pubs, and nice and clean.
This was such a nice trip, hoping to travel a lot more that I’ve done this semester. It’s good for body and mind to get away from “home” once in a while and get some new, fresh inputs.
Posted on March 28, 2013
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It’s been forever since I posted anything here, and for that I’m sorry. There’s been too much to do, and too little time for me to finish it all! Some thing had to be more of a priority than others, which leaves the blog to be one of the less important tasks since it’s such a time consuming thing to wrap together a decent post. But here it finally is with a promise to not let it be so long til next post!
Our third day in Dublin was devoted to The St. James Distillery. It was really cool to see how the whisky (Scottish way!) was stored in huge barrels over several years, some as much as 18 years! Got some nice tastings as well and bought ourselves a nice, warm Irish coffee with proper Jameson Irish Whisky! Tasted so good, nom nom! I would definitely recommend people visiting Dublin to set a side a couple of hours at the St. James Distillery, there is a lot of stuff to see, and a lot of nice things to taste!
Posted on March 6, 2013
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The Guinness brewery was such a cool experience, even for someone like me who doesn’t even like beer. Since the weather kept being rather cold and grey, a day in the brewery was just perfect! I would totally recommend everyone visiting Dublin to use half a day (or maybe even a whole one, depending on how many free tastings you get!) in the brewery.
I’m going to start watermarking my photos now, since there’s been a couple of episodes now where people use my photos without asking and/or crediting, which I find pretty annoying. Hopefully you’ll be able to enjoy the photos even with the watermark, although I find it hard to focus on anything but the writing on the photos now!
Still got a lot of photos from Dublin, so there will still be several posts from that trip, hope people still find it interesting!
Posted on March 2, 2013
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First post with pictures from the trip to Dublin!
We arrived so early on Friday morning that the first thing we did was to eat a full Irish breakfast (which tasted like cardboard), before going full tourist-mode for the rest of the day. Dublin was rather cold and gray, much like Edinburgh, so photo opportunities outside were rather limited. This first day was packed with happenings, like museums, pubs, some really good food and some really bad dance moves that left one of us with a black/purple foot. Thankfully not me, haha!
All in all a good first day in Dublin!
More pictures coming soon.