*Alexander Pope.
I love to be reminded how many remarkable places there are in the world – so much more out there, yet to explore.
I just came about Where Is This over at Spejlvendt. A lot of the sites have been located by knowledgable readers, others you might know the location of?
Here is an amazing 360° degrees version.
Surreal. Definately on the upper half of my travel wish list.
Las Pozas, the work of British dandy Edward James in the jungle of Mexico.
I’m off for four weeks of sun on Monday. I feel the 30 degrees and warm, dry air just from looking at these photos.
Auf wiedersehen Berlin, hola España!
In the capital of my mother land for a couple of days. These messages caught my eye while sauntering down Nørrebrogade today.
…more photos to come. Happy Saturday!
Friends have started planning their Capetonian “winter”. “We’ll rent a big house with a pool, come!”. So … anyone needs some market research done in Cape Town?
Photos from feb/march 2009
√ Live in country side villa with pool (tip: one where neighbour doesn’t have barking dog)
√ Eat cured ham bocadillos at Bar Costa in Santa Gertrudis
√ Do a picknick and watch the sunset at Punte Galera (small note: Risk of seeing intimate bodyparts; nudist beach)
√ Visit the Saturday market at Sant Jordi and the Wednesday market in Es Canar
√ Eat a simple Spanish meal at Cormida Bar San Juan (Ibiza Town) – house Rosé is €5. A bottle! And tasty!
√ Have a drink at the Rock in “La Puerta”, Ibiza Town and watch very well build (and almost naked) dancers parade
√ Tan at Cala Salada and drink €5 Mojito, freshly made by Spanish dude with afro wig
√ Go fig and grape scrumping on neighbour’s field
√ Party with We Love Space backstage pass, celebrate birthday at DC10 (Monday daytime) and go V.I.P at Pacha with the three best girls in town
A few images from Ibiza. Haven’t really had the opportunity to take my D60 with me so you’ll have to settle with iPhone photos for now.
Beach behind the hills. Local but appearantly not so secret.
Space customer care. In case you need directions….
@ Space, Before the row. Spangled WE LOVE smiley
Miss Kitten
Coming home. After party set-up
Monday (my birthday) at DC10
I’m off to Ibiza for the rest of the month. But I prepared some posts in advance so you won’t even feel it!
- and I am bringing my camera so hope to post some documentation…
A few impressions and a “what to do when in Helsinki”…
- Buy pees at the Kauppatori market and eat them at the water front
- Go shopping in the Punavuori district
- Walk along the “marina” and eat a super size ice cream from Magi
- Eat Finnish Sapas (tapas) at Jurii
- Attend a Finnish/Mexican wedding
- Buy Finnish jewellery from old lady in antique shop on Eerikinkatu
- Eat the rye bread thingees with rice and cheese (don’t remember the name)
- Drink Gin (the 2010 “Bacardi Breezer” with Gin)
- Leave your Kiasma entrance sticker somewhere outside when leaving the museum
- Watch Finnish people drunk – no, wasted – and hear male high pitch voices go “Woooh!!” before 00.00 at Pohjoinen Rautatiekatu 21. Then go to YK Club
Photo taken on the train to Vienna Airport on Wednesday. Have to say, I love the colors. Don’t know how they turned out like that?
For a while, I’ve been wanting to check out the Asian market in Lichtenberg, Dong Xuan Center. I was travelling around Vietnam for a month seven years ago and going back soon is on my travel wish list. Until then I have to settle with Lichtenberg.
Not that I was over-excited about Vietnam back then. I had quite a culture shock, coming from a city with 25.000 inhabitants in the idyllic, calm, Danish countryside. But thinking back, it was a truly amazing country – meaning people, culture, food, nature.
I scanned some photos from the trip. Not really the 12 MP resolution, ISO supersensitive, high definition quality we get these days but that makes me love the photos even more. Looks like a different lifetime.
And yes, there is a photo of an eco-looking backpacker-me (referring to the hiking sandals).
Off to an evening organised by the Moroccan Tourist Board.
The RedNight takes place in Milan, Paris, London, New York and Berlin. - Discover the spirit, atmosphere and charm of this “red city”.
As always, for me the highlight is the food. A three course menu for 300 people. Glad I’m not cooking!
Photos from Google
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