I have been wanting to visit Marrakech for a very long time, seduced by the promise of colourful markets piled high with spices, textiles and ceramics. Being obsessed with all things vivid, bustling and hectic we were in for a treat – a chaotic treat, but a treat non the less! I have to admitContinue reading “Magical Marrakech”
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Marvellous Morocco
The author reflects on a backlog of travel memories in their blog, focusing on a two-week tour of Morocco. Starting in Marrakech, they explored markets and architecture, took a day trip to Essaouira, and joined a group tour through the Sahara to Fez, concluding with a drive to Chefchaouen and Tangier.
Agüimes
Agüimes, previously overlooked, has transformed into a charming representation of a traditional Canarian hill town after the careful restoration of its old town. Its atmospheric streets, adorned with bronze sculptures and a palette of warm colors, create a serene environment, enhanced by striking contrasts with the sky.
Wynwood murals
The Wynwood district of Miami is a paradise for street art enthusiasts, with its famous wall murals and vibrant surroundings. Despite the Wynwood Walls museum being closed, the neighborhood offers a plethora of colorful sights. The area is definitely worth a visit, even if it’s a bit sketchy, for capturing some beautiful and captivating paintwork.
It’s a Little Kooky…
On our way back to our hotel the hubby made the fatal error of pointing out a rather colourful alleyway . . . welcome to an Alice in Wonderland inspired kaleidoscope of craziness! This is Little Kook – a fairytale-inspired cafe offering sweet and savory other treats in a whirlwind of cotton candy, whimsical decor.Continue reading “It’s a Little Kooky…”
Wash day
Just a few snaps from possibly the the most colourful of all sights in the world – Burano washing lines!! As if the island isn’t bright enough usually, on wash day there are literally lines of extra colour flapping in the breeze. Typical Burano houses are square-shaped and divided into two or three floors, notContinue reading “Wash day”
Burano
We’re off to one of my absolute favourite places ever (again). The jewel bright island of Burano. Hop on a vaporetto from Venice out to this little delight and experience the feeling of living in an actual rainbow. Burano is known for its multitude of small, brightly painted houses. The whole island is like aContinue reading “Burano”
Majorcan markets
Sunday is market day so we’re heading to Alcudia for a browse. If I can prise the hubby off the sun lounger! The bustling market has everything from fresh fruit and veg, to local honey, handcrafted textiles and also mass produced plastic tat! Here’s taste of the sights and sounds as we cruise the stallsContinue reading “Majorcan markets”
Colourful house at lizard
Feeling a bit droopy after being dragged away from Kynance Cove but I am immensely cheered up with the discovery of some colourful homesteads at Lizard. This stunning cerise joy is a vivid sight to behold! Especially when the sunlight hits it. Few things fill me with quite so much delight as a brightly colouredContinue reading “Colourful house at lizard”
Pastel decay
Brace yourself – it’s a peeling pastel candy coloured photo dump next as we head to St Helens for a stroll along the beach. Lined up along the bracing sea line is a veritable delight of old beach huts in mouthwatering colours. So avert your eyes now if you are not prepared to be engulfedContinue reading “Pastel decay”