holiday

My little escape.

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If you've already read my last post, you will know that sometime this month I went on a little "getaway" to Portugal with my mum (you probably didn't know that bit *cheeky little wink*).
The journey to Portugal wasn't the most pleasant, firstly because it was coach after coach, after coach; so you can get a rough idea, we set of from home at 3:30 mid-day and arrived in Faro, Portugal at 2:20AM. 
I did manage to get the TINIEST bit of sleep between stops, but it didn't help that the seats were pretend leather and slippy and there were chatty teenagers passing mobile phones back and forth above my head.
When we arrived in Faro they "dumped" us at a bus stop, it wasn't even what you'd call a bus station, they just dumped you on a random street of Faro. 
So at this point, me and mum are stranded on a country that we've never been to with barely any signal, loads of drunk men and THANK GOD a bit of internet. After walking around through these streets, literally crapping ourselves for about half an hour, we arrive at this B&B we were supposed to be staying at that night, only to arrive and the man say that we hadn't booked correctly, and we weren't supposed to arrive until the day after! 
So after a bit of non-Portuguese talking we manage to get a room and sleep our worries away until the day after when we catch a bus to Olule where my cousin and auntie meets us and takes to the villa we are supposed to be staying in.
Now this, is when everything goes up hill. 
The villa was beautiful and the decor was on point and was surrounded by beautiful views, with an amazing pool and I loved the quality time I got to spend with my family after all these years.







If you would like to know more of what I did and more of the good side of my journey, or even the horrible return home leave a cheeky comment and let me know!

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Follow me around Granada.

12:00

As I have said many times, during May (I can't actually think of a date exactly) I went traveling, and one of the places I visited was Granada. I loved it. I want to go back. I need to go back. I am going to go back. It was such a peaceful city, obviously it was a city so it was very busy but it was just so beautiful and just the fact that it was somewhere different made me love it and not want to ever leave it.


Here is a tiny video I filmed whilst in Granada, not much nor anything special but I hope you enjoy. 
Oh and I'm going do just do a quick self promo, I have started to upload videos on my YouTube again, follow me! 

2015

Travel.

19:35

          Yes, I know. "Where have you been?" Is that what you are wondering? I know I have been distant from many social medias (some more than others) for the last couple of months, and it has all been due to schoolwork and travelling.
          If I could give any of you one pinch of advise for this summer, it is to travel. You don't have to go far and spend a lot of money, but just get out and go somewhere out of your comfort-zone, go somewhere new, somewhere you've never been before and explore. Just turn off your phone and have the time of your life or even just the day of your life.
          A couple of weeks ago I left my house to go out and travel and one of the places I went to was Granada. It isn't far from where I live, just about two hours to be exact, but still I had one of the greatest times and I can't wait to go again and I totally recommend to you or anyone you know to disconnect and get on a couple of hours bus journey (that only cost me 18 euros both ways) and just have a good time.

Here's a picture of me looking down at a river (with water in it) I state that due to the fact that where I live there aren't any rivers with water in and they are all as dry as a desert. 


These are a couple of pictures from a bakery's we bought a fruit salad from to share and is was delicious.

This picture is the most tumblr-ish I am most proud of as I uploaded it to tumblr in a cropped symmetrical square and oh my god...

(The Castle of Granada aka Alhambra).


We had the loveliest couscous and croquetas for dinner at a old typical Spanish bar to the sound of people singing and dancing (I've got it all on a vlog).


These two last pictures are from the medieval part of Granada, I'm still not sure what part I loved more seen as all of it was very lovely and touristic.
If you would like to follow me round Granada on my vlog, check out my Vlog Channel and hopefully the video will be up there soon.
I hope you liked this weeks blog and hopefully I get back into a little "Blog Routine" again. Love youuuuuuu xxx

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