Showing posts with label day out. Show all posts
Showing posts with label day out. Show all posts

Tuesday, 7 April 2015

Here are some snaps of my recent trip to Rye, very short and indeed cold visit to this little town in East Sussex. I love the English countryside, and discovering all these little towns and villages, they are very pretty and still maintain much of the character of the period when they were created. Rye is famous for its antiques shops, Tudor architecture and Nature reserve. I enjoyed the short visit, but I wish the weather would have been warmer and sunnier and that we had a few more days to explore the area. I liked getting lost in the narrow streets, admiring the old houses and little shops.
The highlight was the very windy and chilly walk in Rye harbour, and see this little pink and black shed in the middle of nowhere.
I am planning my next escape to the countryside…A good piece of advice, research well the trains, it took us a good 3 hours to get there from London, best way is to jump on the fast train from St Pancras, or travel from Victoria Station, oh, and don't forget your scarf, hat, gloves and rain coat, you can never predict the English weather…
Photos by me | Rye

DEER SPOTTING ON A WARM AUTUMN DAY – RICHMOND PARK

Monday, 3 November 2014

Hello November, I hope you are as gentle to us as October has been. We are all fully aware of the weather, suffering drastic changes around the globe, and that this, represent one of the greatest threats to our planet and its population. I don't know what the future holds for our amazing planet, (I hope we all work very hard to protect it), but all I know is that I can't live without the SUN. I don't mind being cold, but not seeing the sun affects me very very much. Since last Sunday, (when the clock changed), my body and brain are not the same…after so many years in London and it still gets me, even more and more...
Last Friday I took the day off and I went to see the deers at Richmond park, I have been many times in the area, (one of my favourites in London), but never actually made it to the actual park, I know, ridiculous eh? specially since I knew that the deers live there. We had a warm and sunny day in London, just the perfect temperature to walk in the park, I felt relaxed and blessed to be able to see this amazing creatures so close and in such a beautiful landscape. A day to remember…great company, great views, great weather, and a great experience.
Have a good week to everybody!
Photos by me