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Heaven is where the sea meets the mountains and splashes into colorful towns.’ After an amazing week in the Alps, it wa...
13/08/2023

Heaven is where the sea meets the mountains and splashes into colorful towns.’

After an amazing week in the Alps, it was time to head to the Amalfi Coast on another Exodus Travels holiday (how lucky am I?). One of the most visited coastal areas in Italy, and I can understand why. This area is really well known for lemons (que Limoncello shots), yummy tomatoes, seafood and of course Mount Vesuvius!

August and September are the most popular times for people to flock to Amalfi, so if you have the same idea then just be prepared for loads of people.

The whole area of Amalfi is pretty much built (and developed) on cliffs, so you really do get to take the most amazing pictures. It is crazy how people adjusted their lives to live and farm on these hills. Winding roads through the most beautiful local houses with the ocean as their view, it truly is a beautiful region to visit. Driving on these roads are however a whole different story and, in my opinion, you need nerves of steel to drive here. We stayed in the most amazing family run hotel in a quaint little town called Bomerano, and it is situated between orchards and vineyards. I loved it as it was also away from the hustle and bustle of the popular tourist towns.

Our first day we spent exploring the historical towns of Herculaneum and Pompeii that were destroyed by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. Herculaneum was completely covered by lava and Pompeii was mostly covered in ash and debris. Both sights were quite amazing and sad, at the same time, to visit. Today the new town in Herculaneum is built on top of the old town and this is also unfortunately the reason why archaeologists cannot continue with excavation of the site. The ocean used to be very close to Herculaneum, but after the eruption the ocean retreated almost 1.5km. Today they need to have pumps running 24hours to pump the ocean water (that is trying to make its way back to where it was originally) away from this site.

On our second day we headed to the towns of Amalfi and Positano. Probably the 2 most famous and popular towns in this area. You can reach Positano by road or by boat, and we were going to go the boat route, but unfortunately due to the water being too rough we had to go the road route. I believe that Positano is probably the most photographed town and most probably if you saw photos of the Amalfi Coast you would have seen Positano. There isn’t much to see and do in Positano, and most people visit this town to go to the beach. One thing that is kind of a trend on the Amalfi Coast is that the public beach areas are really very very small, so it is not quite the same as going to the beach in Cape Town where there are loads of space. If you want to be in the areas where there is a bit of space, you actually need to pay to get access (but you will then also get an umbrella and a lounger). I thought this was a bit sneaky. Shopping in Positano does tend to be more expensive so not the best spot if you are looking for bargains.

Amalfi was kind of the same as Positano with most people visiting the beach. You can do some nice shopping here (more affordable than Positano) but would suggest that you also visit the Duomo di Amalfi Church on your list. Well worth a stop. It was great to see both Amalfi and Positano, but it was just a bit too busy for me.

On our third day we visited Ravello, and this was one of my two favourite towns. Ravello is well known for its cliffside gardens, and the highlight is definitely visiting Villa Cimbrone Gardens with its beautiful infinity garden. Ravello is well known for the Ravello Music Festival that hosts indoor and outdoor concerts during summer. It is also very popular for destination weddings and if you are there at the right time you might see a helicopter landing to drop off a bride for her big day. It is a popular town to visit but as it does not have easy access to a beach it is not as crowded as the other towns.

On our 4th day we walked a portion of the popular Path of Gods hiking trail that starts in Bomerano and ends in Positano. It was really fantastic as you hike parallel to the ocean, and you get to enjoy the beautiful views. And of course, one of the most popular cheeses to have in Italy is Mozzarella and so we visited the Mozzarella Factory in Bomerano. Tasted some yummy ricotta and Mozzarella and that was paired with some lovely wine.

Day 5 was all about the island of Capri. We took a boat from Amalfi, and it takes about an hour and a half to reach Capri. Capri is known for high end shopping, elegant towns, destination of choice for the glitterati and amazing natural beauty. Anacapri is the highest area of the island and from here you will have the most amazing views of the whole island of Capri. One of the must do’s is to take a 15-minute monolift ride to the top of the AnaCapri. Here you will get a panorama of the Gulf of Naples and the Isle of Capri. There are great views to admire around this area and you can easily spend about 2 hours here. In Capri visiting the Gardens of Augustus is worth it and if you do have time, you can also do the Blue Grotto. Shopping here is all about name brands so if you are after bargains, this is not the place to shop. Top Tip: When visiting Capri and you book the boat from Amalfi to Capri, book it with an operator that includes a tour around the island as well as drop off and pick up to and from AnaCapri. To get to AnaCapri by using public transport is an absolute headache and not much cheaper than using the boat operator’s transport. Of course, if you do not want to do this there are also taxi options, but they are quite pricey.

Last day was a visit to Sorrento and this was my other favorite town to visit. Everything just seems a bit more chilled here. There are some beautiful churches to visit in the town, and this is also totally a beach town, but it almost felt like things were a bit more spaced out here. Shopping was the most affordable and enjoyable here, and even the food and drinks were cheaper than in the other towns.

To get to the Amalfi Coast it is the easiest (and most convenient) to fly into Naples and then it is about an hour or so from Naples. You can use public transport (local buses) to get to Amalfi, but this can be quite challenging and there are a lot of changes, so my recommendation would be to rather get a private transfer or taxi, unless you are up for a challenge 😊

And of course, I cannot forget to mention the amazing Italian food. Travelling to Italy and thinking you are going to lose weight is a recipe for disappointment. The food is sooo amazing and almost everything is made fresh, so it just tastes better. Pasta, Pizza, Salads, Desserts and sooo much more. If you are a foodie, you will not be disappointed!

And just like those 5 weeks of travelling is done and dusted. So incredibly thankful for this opportunity and once again feeling so blessed to have been able to experience so many amazing highlights, and of course being able to tick off so many new destinations from my bucket list. In a nutshell London, Pink in Warsaw, Prague, Budapest, Bratislava, hiking Mont Blanc and Amalfi Coast.

Looking forward to going home, and now it is time to save for the next adventure……




Every mountain top is within reach if you just keep climbing’ Barry Finlay‘The best view comes after the hardest climb’ ...
13/08/2023

Every mountain top is within reach if you just keep climbing’ Barry Finlay

‘The best view comes after the hardest climb’ Anonymous

These 2 quotes so accurately describe my week spent in Chamonix exploring some of the most amazing and beautiful hiking trails in the Alps. Who knew that visiting the Alps in Summer can be so insanely beautiful. I only ever thought that visiting the Alps in winter is beautiful and worth it but if you enjoy being adventurous and being outdoors, this should be high on your list of things to experience.

I was fortunate to join an Exodus Travels group hiking the Mont Blanc area, and it was an incredible experience. Mont Blanc is Europe’s highest mountain and a very popular destination for hikers during the summer. Some days were really tough but in the end the views were so worth it, and of course to say that you hiked the Alps does have a special ring to it. Beautiful lakes, snowy mountain tops, glaciers, beautiful green landscapes and rocky mountains to name a few, is what you will experience.

Now let me just say one thing, when hiking in the Alps you need to be prepared for steep ascents and steep descents, and you either go up or go down. You are lucky if on your hiking experience you get a bit of flat walking…. I have never enjoyed walking with walking poles, but after day one they became my best friends and I would wrestle anyone that was going to take them away from me – hahaha, no joke.

This trip was roughly 60km of hiking over 5 days, but you can also do the Tour de Mont Blanc that is about 170km of hiking where you circumnavigate Mont Blanc. If you have time (roughly estimate about 2 weeks) then Tour de Mont Blanc should definitely be on your bucket list. If you love hiking of course 😛

When not hiking there are loads of things that you can do in the village. We stayed in a cute Chalet close to Chamonix and the options are endless for optional activities. Some of the must do’s when in this area:

Take the Aiguille du Midi – Mont Blanc Cable car to about 3842m and enjoy the most amazing views of Mont Blanc from above. Unfortunately, we were really unlucky with the weather and a few days it was really windy, and so we were not able to enjoy this.

Visit The Mer de Glace (Sea of Ice). Take the Montenvers Train (a really cool experience in itself) to the glacier. This Funicular has been operating since 1908 and is still running. The Glacier is also home to an Ice Cave. Just be prepared for loads of people as this is quite a popular thing to do. Once you get to the mountaintop you take a cable car down to the glacier (the craziest experience as you descend into a valley to reach the glacier). Once at the bottom you then need to go down about 500 stairs to reach the glacier, and the sad thing is that every year they need to add a few steps to this as the glacier is melting away. It is a bit sad to also see how the Glacier has melted over time due to a lot of things but mostly global warming. Last year this glacier melted about 60cm, and they are predicting that by the end of the century all the glaciers in the Alps could be gone due to global warming.

Paragliding – enjoy the scenery in a totally different way by enjoying paragliding. Once again, we were unlucky with the weather so were not able to try this – I really was super disappointed!

Cable Car Hopping - You can get a cable car pass for the day (cost about EUR76) and you can then make use of all the cable cars in the valley – the views are spectacular!

You can also do white water rafting, river boarding and rock climbing in this area. The options are really endless.

Using public transport in the valley is super easy, and really affordable. When you stay at a chalet/hotel you get a free transport pass, and you can use the buses and trains to get around. The closest airport to fly into is Geneva and then it is about an hour and a half transfer from Geneva to Chamonix.

I am so incredibly fortunate and blessed to have been able to enjoy this hiking experience and would highly recommend it to any hikers.






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“Take me to Budapest, the city with two faces.”And this is exactly where my next stop was on my European adventure after...
11/08/2023

“Take me to Budapest, the city with two faces.”

And this is exactly where my next stop was on my European adventure after Bratislava.

Another amazing few days spent in this beautiful city with its amazing food and rich history.

Budapest is divided into 2 main areas, Buda and Pest and these 2 areas are separated by the Danube River. Pest side is the area where most people tend to stay and where most of the tourist attractions are, and Buda is the area that is a bit quieter residential area. Once again, I feel that wherever you tend to stay is perfect as the transport system is so good and affordable you will be able to get around very easily.

I only had 2 days to explore this beautiful city and tried to do as much as possible.

Some of the places I would recommend putting on your list when in the city would be:

Heroes’ Square

City Park
A beautiful big park that is home to Vajdahunyad Castle as well as the famous Szechenyi Thermal Baths

Hungarian Parliament building is one of the most beautiful buildings in the city, well worth a visit.

Shoes on the Danube Riverbank
Taking a stroll on the riverbank is a must do, and you are very likely to come across the shoe’s memorial on the riverbank. These iron shoes (woman, men’s and kid’s shoes) that serve as a memorial and a monument to the Hungarian Jews who were shot on the banks of the Danube River by the members of the Arrow Cross Party in 1944 and 1945.

St Stephen’s Basilica

Central Market Hall
This is an amazing local market you can visit to get local food and buy some traditional Hungarian souvenirs. Brace yourself for a lot of people as it is quite a busy market but absolutely worth it to add that on as a stop.

Stroll across the chain Bridge (it was unfortunately closed for construction)

Gellert Hill
It is a 235m high limestone outcrop of the Buda Hill

Buda Castle

Shopping is also great in Budapest and if you have got some moolah to spend then this is the place to shop. Whilst I was there most shops had some really great summer sales.

Getting to the airport on my last day, to catch my flight from Budapest to Geneva, from the city center is really super convenient with the Airport Bus that runs directly from Deak Ferenc Ter (which is one of the major tourist hubs) to the airport and it takes about 40min. It is roughly HUF2200 (EUR6) per way, and you can buy a ticket on the bus. Super convenient.

I really enjoyed my time in Budapest. The food was great, people were friendly and with something to appeal to almost anyone I would definitely add this to the cities to visit.



27/07/2023

Talk about multi tasking!! LOVED this….

27/07/2023

An amazing pan drum instrument used by a street performer… So amazing and loved the sound…

“Let’s go to the top of the UFO!”This is one of the things that you will hear very often when in Bratislava.I was really...
27/07/2023

“Let’s go to the top of the UFO!”

This is one of the things that you will hear very often when in Bratislava.

I was really excited for my (very) short visit to Bratislava, and to be honest wasn’t quite sure what to expect. It was definitely one of the highlights of my trip so far, and if you ever get the opportunity to visit this city, please do.

This city has so much to offer, and there is something for everyone to enjoy. I only had one full day to explore really tried to squeeze as much as possible into that one day but would really recommend trying to stay at least 2 full days to not feel so rushed. Even though there is quite a bit to do I would probably say that staying longer then 2 days is not necessary.

What did I see?

Michael’s Gate in the old town
This is a historical landmark in the Old Town area

Slavin
This is a memorial monument and military cemetery and is the burial ground of 6845 Soviet soldiers who perished during the liberation of Bratislava in April 1945. A big staircase leads to the cemetery with 6 mass graves and 278 individual ones.

Cumil
“Man at work” statue in old town. Bratislava has some really interesting and quirky street art, and this the is the most visited one in the old town area. He peeks from under a manhole with a grin on his face.

Primates Palace
A palace in Old Town, and one of the most beautiful buildings in the city

Old Town Hall
In Old Town Square you will find the town hall building complex and is one of the oldest stone buildings in the city. Look out for the cannonball stuck in the tower hall! It is really easy to miss but has apparently been there since 1809.

Old Town Main Square

Medzijarky
Most famous for the UFO structure on the hill

Kukorelliho Park
Really beautiful park to relax after a lot of walking and has a really interesting space themed fountain.

Posmievacik
Probably the most random thing to see. A small statue above an ice cream shop of a man peeping out a wall. There are so many versions of why it is there but one of them are that apparently a peeping tom lived in the apartment above the shop and loved to peep out the window.

Most SNP – UFO Tower
This is one of the most prominent landmarks in Bratislava. At the top of the UFO tower, you are able to visit the bar and enjoy the most amazing views from the city.

A must try is one of the local dishes in Bratislava called Halusky… it is potato dumplings with sheeps cheese and bacon. Soooo yummy


There are also loads of malls so if you enjoy shopping you will not be disappointed. I also found that food and drinks to much more affordable here than in any other European city that I have visited. Apparently, Bratislava is also the place to go for bachelor and bachelorette parties, as there were loads of groups celebrating over the weekend.

I did not use public transport while here as I wanted to walk and explore the city, but the same as Prague and Warsaw it seemed super easy to use and very affordable.

I really enjoyed my short stay here, and can highly recommend a stop in this beautiful city.

From Bratislava I had booked a bus ticket for a 2 hour drive to Budapest. And really excited to explore this city that has been on my bucket list for a while. With only 2 days in the city, I am definitely going to try and experience as much as possible…

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“Tired Feet. Warm Heart.” This quote is really appropriate to sum up our time in Prague. This city is definitely right...
22/07/2023

“Tired Feet. Warm Heart.”

This quote is really appropriate to sum up our time in Prague.

This city is definitely right up there as one of my favourite cities in Europe (still nothing can beat Porto of course 😊).

It was so amazing to spend 3 full days in this city, and to find the sights that the city is so well known for but also to find the hidden treasures that the city has to offer.

Once again, the public transport is fantastic in this city so getting around is no problem, and where you stay should not be such a biggie as there is sure to be a tram, bus or underground train close by to hop on. As we were here for about 3 days we got a 72hour public transport pass that cost about 330 Koruna = 14 Euros, and once again the city mapper app is an absolute winner to use to navigate your way around with the public transport.

So, what did we see? Well, I almost want to say, what did we not see?

We tried to squeeze in as much as we could during our time, and here is the list of things that we saw with some comments suggestions:

•Charles Bridge: Probably one of the most famous things to see in Prague is to visit Charles Bridge with the beautiful tower right next to the bridge. Be prepared though as there are loads of tourist (of course) that visit this bridge so trying to photo without a photobomber is almost impossible 😛

•Prague Castle and ST Vitus Cathedral: Two of the most beautiful sights to see in Prague is definitely the Castle and the Cathedral. You can easily spend a whole day discovering everything at these 2 amazing sights. We only spent a few hours, but I would definitely recommend that if you are staying longer to set out a day for this. PS. I would also suggest taking public transport to the castle if you don’t want to climbing stairs to the top 😛

•Astronomical Clock in Old Town: This is really a beautiful clock to visit and was built in the 15th century, but it is not the original clock that is currently on the town hall wall, but a restored version of the original one. A lot of people flock to the clock every hour to wait for the apostles to make their appearance. It is apparently the second most disappointing site to visit in the world (Mona Lisa is apparently first). I might need to agree. Don’t get me wrong the clock is beautiful and definitely worth seeing and the intricate details is absolutely amazing, but don’t hold your breath for the show.

•Dancing House

•Marionette Museum: Prague is well known for making marionettes and so you can visit the museum that shares the history of marionettes.

•Wenceslas Square: This square is in front of the Narodni Museum and if you want to go shopping this is the place to be. During the day it is a shopping hotspot, and during the evening the place to go if you want to hit the town with some nightclubs, restaurants etc.

•Franz Kafta Revolving Head Sculpture: This is quite a piece of art with 42 independent rotating layers, and every hour it starts moving.

•Petrin Tower and Petrin Hill: You can take funicular to the top of this hill and enjoy the amazing view of Prague city from the top.

•Have a Pilsner: Prague is quite proud of their beer, and they are known for their beer, so grab a glass while relaxing at a restaurant or café. The first Pilsner beer was also made in Czech Republic

•Go for a Beer Spa Day: Yes, this is a thing!! You can relax in a tub of beer while sipping on beer…

•Infinite Tower of Books: Head to the Municipal Library to see this awesome book tower.

•Random Art: As you wander the streets you will see some very interesting and random art. Like babies crawling?

•Prague’s Narrowest Alley: Go on a hunt for the narrowest street in Prague.. it even has its own traffic light to direct traffic up and down the steps.

•Hanging Man: this one is actually super easy to miss but look out for the hanging man in old town area. This is actually a statue of Sigmund Freud.

•Visit a Gingerbread Cookie Shop: Prague is also well known for their yummy gingerbread cookies, and these small shops sell them in any shape and size, decorated, plain, dipped. You name it you will find it at these cute shops.

•Statue of King Wenceslas riding an Upside-Down Horse: This was probably one of the most random pieces of art (apart from the crawling babies) that we saw.

•Enjoy the local food and lemonade: Prague has some amazing food, and the local dishes are very hearty and filling. Trying to find traditional Czech food can be a bit of a challenge unless you obviously eat in the touristy places, but we managed to try a few. Some Goulash, Halusky (potato dumplings with cabbage and ham), Klobasa which is the local word for sausage - and the sausage was really amazing, Pork ribs. Most of the food in Centreal/Eastern Europe tend to be roughly the same but is absolutely a must to try.

•Trdlink – this is a MUST. It is type of funnel cake that is made with dough that is wrapped around a stick and then baked and topped with sugar and some have walnuts on too. You can eat it as is or have it filled with ice cream. I only have one word for it. WOW!!!!!!!

There are soooo many beautiful parks throughout the whole so after a lot of sightseeing and walking, take a book, grab some snack and find a spot to relax and just take in the beauty of this city.

It really is a romantic and beautiful place.

I would recommend at least 3 full days to explore what Prague city has to offer.

As my time came to an end in Prague it was time to get ready to head to Bratislava. After a lot of research, I decided to take a bus from Prague to Bratislava. I must be honest that I was a bit skeptical of taking the bus, but it was such an enjoyable and convenient way to travel. If you are planning to travel to Europe, consider taking a bus between destinations. When I compared taking a bus or plane vs a train, the bus worked out more affordable, but it was also a quicker way of travelling, and I know this might not always be the case with all cities, but in this instance worked out better. There are loads of reliable bus companies that you can use, but I used a company called Flixbus, and they were amazing. You just need to be at the bus station in time for the bus and that is it. You can book your bus ticket online, or you can buy it at the bus station.

Keep an eye out for some photos and info on Bratislava!





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22/07/2023

Warsaw Public Transport Tips

It doesn’t really matter where you stay in Warsaw, as the public transport network is very extensive and really easy, and very affordable to use. If you do however want to stay closer to where the sights are in Warsaw, then being close to the Old Town is where you would want to be. I stayed quite far away from old town due to not being able to get a hotel closer, but with public transport it was no problem.

Tickets for public transport works a little bit differently in Warsaw, and actually in Prague (very similar) for that matter, where you buy a ticket based on how long you will be using it for.

You can buy single use tickets as follows:
• 20min ticket: unlimited number of journeys for a period not exceeding 20min (roughly 3.5 Zloty = 0.80 Euro
• 75min ticket: unlimited number of journeys for a period not exceeding 75min (roughly 4.5 Zloty = 1.1 Euro
• 90min ticket: unlimited number of journeys for a period not exceeding 90min (roughly 7 Zloty = 1.5 Euro

There are also longer duration tickets available and if you will be using the public transport very regularly this will work out to be more affordable than paying a single fare. You can get tickets that is valid for 24 and 72 hours and they also have weekend tickets that is valid for use over weekends only. The prices for the longer tickets range between 15 and 57 Zloty = 3.5 to 13 Euro

Generally, you are able to use the tickets on all the public transport modes.

Just one super important thing to do is to validate your ticket when you use it for the first time, and you can only validate it on the bus/tram at the designated machines. Don’t forget to validate it though or you will be fined. They do some random checks.

To get from the airport to the city centre is super easy and you have a choice of bus, underground or trams and once again the city mapper app is a winner to help you navigate your way. If you are however not keen on using public transport then my recommendation would be to consider Bolt (very similar to Uber), it is really affordable, and you can organize this on the Bolt app and you have the option to pay cash or card which is super convenient. Try and avoid cabs if you can as they tend to be super expensive. Cost of a Bolt from the airport to Old Town is roughly 45 Zloty = 10 Euro

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We only had one and a half days to explore in Warsaw and it is definitely not enough time to see everything this city ha...
18/07/2023

We only had one and a half days to explore in Warsaw and it is definitely not enough time to see everything this city has to offer. I managed to get some tips from a local friend on the top must see thinga to do, so tried to squeeze them all in… Poland has a sad history (like most other european cities) that dates back to N**i invasion. For centuries Warsaw had the largest community of Jews in the world, but most of the community was completely destroyed during World War 2. One of the things that we did was a guides tour that focused on the history of this sad event and how the life of Jews changes drastically with this event. It touched on the ghetto that they were placed in, and eventually the uprising od the Jewish community against the N**is. I can highly recommend this tour if you are interestes in history…

A must visit is the Old Town and Old Town Square.. Old Town Square is a Unesco world heritage site. The square was renovated and rebuilt to look like it did before the war and feels like the heartbeat of the city…

The city is also all about Chopin, the very famous Polish composer, and you will find concerts around almost every corner…

Walking down the Royal Route from Old Town Square. Back in the days this street was lines with royal homes. Look out for the special benches that plays Chopin’s music (towards the end of the Royal Route)

Visit Copernicus’s (the famous astronomer) statue that you will find along the Royal Route at Copernicus square..

There are alot of museums to also visit with the Warsaw Uprising Museum being the most popular one. Unfortunately didn’t have time to visit this one but I believe a total must do

Lazienki park is also a must do. Grab some picnic goodies and head to this beautiful park, find a spot on the grass and just take in the beauty. This used to be the royal park and is the largest park in Europe, and covers about 76 hectares.

After 2 days we took the train from Warsaw to Prague… it was a looooooong journey and after a mishap with getting off the train when we shouldn’t have 🤣 (the joys of travelling and not understanding the local language) we made it to Prague!! Super excites for the next few days of exploring this beautiful city

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18/07/2023

And what an end to a show….

Its along video but worth it to check out till the end!!

18/07/2023

What a way to start a show….

We sat really far from the stage, so the small little antlike person is Pink 😜

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18/07/2023

Grease at the West End!!!

What an amazing show!!!

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Queue my arrival in Warsaw!!!After a SUPER early start to the day to catch a bus to Heathrow airport to get a 0630 fligh...
18/07/2023

Queue my arrival in Warsaw!!!

After a SUPER early start to the day to catch a bus to Heathrow airport to get a 0630 flight I could not wait to arrive in Warsaw!!
The highlight and main purpose of this stop was to see Pink live, and O MY WORD what an absolute highlight. If you ever get the opportunity to see her perform live, please do it. She is absolutely amazing and what an insane performer and artist with such a good heart and does not take nonsense from anyone… OK so since i just went on a rant about her please be prepared with the next few posts to totally be spammed with photos and videos of her performance!!!! I have a sneaky suspicion that facebook might block the music but hopefully not….

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Talk about multi tasking!! LOVED this….

An amazing pan drum instrument used by a street performer… So amazing and loved the sound…

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What a way to start a show…. We sat really far from the stage, so the small little antlike person is Pink 😜 💕

Grease at the West End!!! What an amazing show!!! 🕺

Ready for another adventure!!! Really excited for 6 weeks of adventure, exploring and ticking off new bucket list travel destinations... First up is the UK and looking forward to being back in London.. My last visit was back in 2007! First a week of work at our London Office and then jetting off to Poland... Heading to Warsaw and excited to see Pink performing live!!! Taking the train and heading to Prague for a few nights, then off to Bratislava before spending time in Budapest.. Next up is 2 weeks of Exodus Travels educational adventures. What better way to sell our holidays than to experience them first hand! One week hiking Mont Blanc on our Mont Blanc Highlights adventure trip and next up is one week of exploring the Amalfi Coast on our Highlights of the Amalfi Coast tour before heading home... Come and enjoy this adventure with me as I share updates over the next few weeks.... Going to miss my partner in crime on this trip, but excited to share with 2 very special human beings!! ❤️✈️🌎

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