Photo Essay of 2015 Last year was full of interesting experiences in my photography career. I traveled to 15 countries and a countless amount of cities, towns, natural reserves, and peculiar places. I explored one of the world’s most isolated islands, followed the footsteps of the Incas, drove through the lonely but lively Queensland’s Outback, […]
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The year 2015 is almost coming to the end. How did this happen? I didn’t believe it when my grandmother said ‘time goes faster when you get older’, but now I understand what she meant. Time flies. Especially this year I feel it more so. Why is that? Because I’m having too much fun? There
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5 Perfect Places in the UK for a Cozy Family Break This Winter A cozy family break is what is necessary after non-stop socializing, celebration of Christmas and the New Year. And the upcoming winter is the perfect time to have such a family holiday. Here are the 5 perfect places in the UK that
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I love the ocean and with so many different ways to enjoy it, whether you’re above or underneath the surface. So, with this in mind, I’ve collected five of my favourite methods of getting out onto the open water for a nautical and fun-filled adventure amongst some of the world’s most exceptional marine life.
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Indoor rock climbing is my new “it” sport. As a daughter of an experienced climber, I’ve always wanted to try it. But it’s not something that I could start nowhere, and in fact I didn’t know how or where. The chance presented itself in Glen Coe, Scotland, at the Ice Factor National Ice Climbing Centre. It’s the
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What to see and do in Edinburgh Famously known for the world’s largest arts festival, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Scotland’s capital city has so much on offer for the traveler bursting with wanderlust for the UK. Many of the museums offer free entry, so pop into the historically significant National Museum of Scotland without spending
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The Kelpies: More Than Giant Horses Scotland recently acquired a pair of metal equine sculptures. It’s 30-meter high, became the largest public art in Scotland, and one of the largest of its kind in the world. It’s The Kelpies, stands in the Helix Environmental Regeneration Scheme on the Forth and Clyde Canal near Falkirk on
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What happened at the Edinburgh’s Hogmanay Edinburgh knows how to welcome the New Year. For three days, they throw one of the world’s biggest parties filled with music, adventure, and more than enough fireworks. I returned to Scotland to participate in #blogmanay campaign following last year’s Hogmanay in celebration in Inverness. For this year, I
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A Boy-lesque show, anyone? Who knew, I would be sitting in the theater for “boy-lesque”. I love theater shows, but I never encountered with burlesque shows. But it happened indeed. It was a show called “Briefs: The Second Coming” from Australia. It was their last performance of the successful three-week run in Edinburgh’s Christmas, and
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It’s the time of the year: to write the New Year’s Resolutions! It’s the second week of the New Year. How’s it going so far? Are you keeping your New Year’s resolutions? I’m still trying to keep up the “25 Don’ts in the New Year” list I made last year. It’s not too hard because
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