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Would you like a cup of tea..?

Hey there!

Last week I went on a class trip to England. We hired a coach and started our journey with the following stops:


Kiel, Germany - Rotterdam, The Netherlands - York, England - 


Stratford-upon-Avon, England - Burford, England - Oxford, England - London, England - 


Calais, France - Kiel, Germany


When we arrived in Rotterdam we took the night ferry to Hull, England. 



Dutch port

The next morning we drove to York where we went on a sightseeing tour and a minster visit.

Street in York



One of the more expensive areas



The Treasurers House with its marvellous garden

Now the York Minster is an ancient cathedral situated in the centre of the city. It amazes with great architecture and lots of historical facts.

Front view






One of the great floor tiles


My favourite ceiling


The next day we proceeded to the birthplace of Shakespeare, Stratford-upon-Avon.
It is a lovely, small town located along the river Avon. When we had some spare time we hired a rowing boat and explored the waterway.
The town reminds of medieval time and when walking around the town one can understand Shakespeare's origin of creativity.




The Avon




Theatre



That's it for now, I'll post the rest of the journey in another blog post the following week!

Thank you for reading.

xx, Steph






Spanish summer..

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As I've already told you a few posts earlier on, I visited the Canarian Isles last summer.




Stone walls


The moon showing its face (f 11; 1/60)
























I did find some more photographs I would like to share with you.



Cathedral in El Hierro




Festival of the Holy Carmen



Thrift shop


















The Islands impress with nature, culture and beautiful architecture. Not to forget the amazing beaches and the maritime orientated lifestyle.



Apartments nestled along the mountain





Thank you for reading!



Fisher boats
xx, Steph

Serendipity..

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Copenhagen is probably the most beautiful, most eco-friendly and happiest city in the world (well, that's my opinion..)



Christianshavn
Nyhavn at night






































The city amazes with dynamic cafes, interesting/kind people and breath-taking architecture.



Byens Kro - cafe in the centre of CPH


Tivoli - theme park

Music, fashion, the arts in general can all be admired in the city of bicycles.



Black and white - presenting a gorgeous bicycle


Dress made of straws






And bicycles are surely the most important means of transport. The two-wheelers can be found all over the city and bike lanes were built to ease up the traffic.












Students will find Copenhagen as an inspiring and interesting city to graduate university. The Royal Library offers a composition of old and new architecture and provides a safe learning space. Beautiful parks, such as the Botanical Garden or "Kongens Have" (= King's Garden) enchant every heart.



Kongens Have


Added part of The Royal Library with riverside view

It has become my dream to live in Copenhagen one day, or even to be able to study at the university and be part of this city. Did you know that Danish people are the happiest people in the world?



Nyhavn with "dannebrog" (Danish flag)




Thank you for reading!


xx, Steph 

Nature at its best..

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Over the 6 weeks off school I travelled to the Canarian Isles with my family for recreational holiday.











We visited "La Gomera" and "El Hierro which are less visited by tourists.




The landscape is very fertile as the islands are from volcanic origin. Farmers cultivate bananas, sweet corn, wine, exotic fruit and avocados.























Unfortunately La Gomera recently had to face severe wild fires that destroyed parts of the precious national park.





I have been to this island many times. From when I was a little child until now, I always manage to see the beauty of the place.













I hope I could give you a small impression of the island through theses shots.




Thank you for reading.

xx, Steph

Danish doors..

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As I got to visit the marvellous Danish capital Copenhagen (dansk: København) for the last 3 days I noticed the mystic and elaborate doors.






In the adorable side streets of Strøget (pedestrian zone) and Nyhavn (engl.: Newhaven) many different doors can be found.




engl.: work shop








On the second day my friend and I went to Christiansborg (Palace) where we had a look at the representation rooms of the Danish Crown.






Also on that day we hopped on a small harbour cruise and enjoyed the sun.




Well that's it for now, but there's more to come about Copenhagen!




Royal Library

























Thank you for reading!


xx, Steph