I wasn't planning on visiting Hamburg after I'd been to Berlin. It's not that I think seeing one city means you know a country, but I'm working on 40 before 40. Doing the same country again isn't that helpful with my goal! When I realised I could be spending 48 hours in Hamburg for £200, I booked pretty quickly. The city was never really on my radar and I had low … [Read more...]
Travelling With Fibromyalgia-My first trip since diagnosis
This post, initially written in November 2019 after my first solo trip since my Fibromyalgia diagnosis, talks about how I got on with that first ever trip. I'll be writing further travelling with fibromyalgia content as I learn ways to navigate trips with this condition. If you look at the picture above, you'll probably think it's a nice shot of me, taken by a professional … [Read more...]
Spending 48 Hours In Copenhagen, Denmark
Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, is the city of fairytales, the happiest city in the world, home of Hans Cristian Andersen. Visiting Copenhagen is something I have long wanted to achieve. I promised myself at the end of 2018 that I'd have a good go at knocking a few countries off my 40 before 40 list that year. I knew spending 48 hours in Copenhagen had to happen, but I … [Read more...]
Christiania Copenhagen
Sometimes you find a place that is just so you, you can't imagine a time when you'd not been there. I have a few, and Copenhagen as a city is definitely on that list. I found somewhere extra special while I was there. Christiania Copenhagen is a place so full of colour and quirky things I shot about 100 photos during my two hours there, and said 'wow' more times than I could … [Read more...]
Travelling with Flixbus
Solo travel can be expensive, when you start paying for hotel rooms and airport parking yourself rather than splitting it, so I'm always looking for ways to save money. When I realised I could get the bus from Hamburg to Copenhagen for just £35, I was sold. Copenhagen has always been on my bucket list and I thought it would be interesting to talk about travelling with Flixbus … [Read more...]
Watching The May Day Parade In Havana, Cuba
Way back in 2011, I was lucky enough to witness the May Day Parade in Havana, whilst in Cuba with Cuba Solidarity Campaign. Some people think Cuba is very corrupt, that citizens are treated badly and that the state controls a little bit of what people see, similar to North Korea. That's not the impression I got at all, everyone I met during my trip (whether officially through … [Read more...]
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