Kensington Palace - Enchanted Palace
I wanna go!
In an absolute world you’re with the band. Absolute giant photo exhibition in Germany
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Riad in Chefchaouen, Morroco
The city was founded in 1471, as a small fortress which still exists today, by Moorish exiles from Spain. It’s noted for its buildings in shades of blue and its name refers to the shape of the mountain tops above the town, which look like the two horns (chaoua) of a goat. (photography by Jordi Canosa)
Ever been to Dresden, Germany? Well you really should go because it’s THE BEST CITY IN THE WORLD!
Hotel Atelier Sul Mare Sicilia
Now that’s somewhere I’d like to spend my honeymoon
To pursuit my hobby of visitng historic houses in London, I yesterday went to see Freud’s former English residence. It features all the original 1930s furniture and informs its visitors about Freud’s life and work. Even the shop is quite nice as it offers a fairly big range of books related to psychoanalysis.
‘Don’t bling ‘round here, tuck your jewels’
Recently my living situation has changed drastically. After residing some years in London’s south-east and then spending some time in Hackney (or Clapton, to be more precise, just off the so called ‘murder mile’; check out the (amazing) video above!), I have now moved to Hampstead Heath, North London (see below). A culture shock. I still flinch when a jogger runs up behind me convinced that I am about to get mugged.
Anyway, I’m not sure if I prefer this quiet, unexciting area. Also doing anything around here turned out to take hours as one has to maneuver around all those push chairs…
http://www.rbkc.gov.uk/LinleySambourneHouse/main/visiting.asp
Today I went to visit 18 Stafford Terrace, former home of cartoonist Edward Linley Sambourne and his wife Marion. The house’s Victorian interior has been kept intact until today so that it’s worth a visit; especially with a tour guided by an “authentic” Marion.
