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Yes thank you! More days like this!!!Really great trip to @union_city_farm !!! I’ve never seen such beautifully HUGE shrooms!! Patrick was terrific w/ explaining great ways to cook the various assortment of offerings. And the micro greens are 🔥 Defo a new fave place - and always love supporting local producers!Bangers and mash zza. Thanks @s_ggreco for the noms!It’s taken me nearly three years to get here, and I wish I’d come sooner!! @opendoortea is such a cute and comfy vibe with delicious food (and plenty of vegan/gf options!!) and the tea selection…swoon!! A good reminder that it’s important to treat yourself with gentle love and kindness. And Open Door Tea makes that sooo easy ☕️ ❤️Obligatory birthday post! Coming into 32 is feeling a bit strange. Maybe it’s just coming down from the insanity of the holidays, general malaise, or knowing I want more but not sure how to get it…whatever it is, I’m going to focus on being present in the moment and enjoying my many blessings.Best Christmas ever (so far). All thanks to @s_ggreco ♥️-
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Tag Archives: history
Scotland: Day 2 – Culross, Stirling, William Wallace, Doune and Outlander
Thursday, December 12th 2019 (my first full, proper day in Scotland) dawned drizzle free, and I was awake before my alarm! Bags swiftly packed, I shoveled them in the rental and had a yummy vegan breakfast – my first of … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Scotland, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Adventure, Castle Leoch, Claire Fraser, Covenanter Hotel, Culross, Doune Castle, Falkland, film site, Herb Garden, history, Jamie Fraser, Monty Python, Outlander, Outlander Starz, Outlander TV Show, Pineapple House, River Forth, Robert the Bruce, Ruins, Scotland, Stirling Castle, Terry Jones, The Wallace Monument, Travel, Unicorn, vegan, village, William Wallace
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Mizen Head and West Cork
As is the roundabout and fickle unpredictable nature of my travels, I ended up staying for several weeks at a friend’s B+B in West Cork. It was February (re: slow season) 2018, and I was able to make myself useful … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Ireland, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged B+B, bed and breakfast, Castle, Cliffs, Cliffs of Moher, Derelict, Drombeg, forest, frogspwan, healing, history, Ireland, Lake House, Mizen Head, nature, Passover, religion, Seder, Standing Stones, Stone Circle, West Cork
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In Bruges
The extent of my knowledge about Bruges was that a movie with Colin Farrell had come out some years ago with the same name. No idea what it was about*, but when I got to Belgium and Kim was like, … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged belgium, boat ride, bruges, canal, canal tour, charming, cobbled streets, colin farrell, day trip, Europe, european city, history, horse drawn carriage, hot chocolate, in bruges, magic, old school, quaint, swans
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The Cambodian Genocide
I didn’t visit many museums on my trip. In fact, I only went to three – and they were all sites where great acts of cruelty and torture were enacted and had been turned into historical monuments. Two were in … Continue reading
Posted in Cambodia, SEA
Tagged bones, Cambodia, choeung ek, genocide, history, holocaust, khmer rouge, killing fields, killing tree, mass graves, memorials, museums, pol pot, regime, s-21, Siem Reap, skulls, stupa, tragedy, tuol sleng
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