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  • I usually hate being photobombed but when it’s an elderly Greek couple going about their day I am more than happy to have them walking through my shot. This was a very quiet corner of Lefkes but as soon as we arrived, the couple walked down, I originally wondered if they were on their way to church. . There are many of these churches dotted around the Greek islands. And whilst a blue domed church might make you think of Santorini, they are all across the Cyclades, and further! These churches are a great place to cool down on a hot day, but you do need your shoulders covered if you want to go inside. Greece is an orthodox country, so the way they practice their religion is different to the rest of Christians across Europe. They even celebrate Easter a week later than everyone else! . There are lots of Greek traditions that interest me, firstly the pinning of money on the dress at weddings (ohhh if only I was Greek!)... although is this just Greek Cypriot or all of Greece? Someone let me know as I don’t want to be ignorant! I also love the food, all fresh, tasty Mediterranean vegetables, so much fresh fish (not for me but for others!), and of course FETA CHEESE 🧀🤤 . I often thought I wanted to retire to a hilltop village in Italy, eat pasta and pizza for breakfast lunch and dinner and awake to the sound of church bells. But the more time I spend in these streets of Greece the more I think maybe that’s where I’d want to be?
  • I normally avoid posting on Saturdays but the husband is at the dentist and the puppy is asleep and I’m enjoying a quiet moment (except for the buses that keep driving past...) in the garden as the sun is out 🌞 . Enjoying a bit of reflection today. My mood is always better in the summer, I travel more, I sit in the sun, I eat ice cream, what more could a gal ask for? I really enjoyed my time in Greece, it was a holiday for my sister and I, I didn’t have the pressure of having to Captured certain content. I could have put my camera away if I wanted but I enjoy taking photos for myself as well as for work purposes. When I travel abroad for work people usually ask me how my ‘holiday’ was. Holiday? What holiday? If waking up at 5:30am, taking photos all day, trying to get specific shots, getting stressed if the weather isn’t right, if it’s too busy, doing hotel visits, taking tours that can often make you feel like you’re on a school trip, and finally going to bed at 12pm, then suddenly panicking because the client wants the photos NOW, so you have to edit everything until 2 in the morning and restart everything all over again in the morning, then yeah maybe it’s a holiday. But it definitely doesn’t involve a midday pina colada in the pool followed by an hours reading a chick flick on the beach. . I love what I do but it really is hard work, effort and stress, but I still get excited with each trip and project and feel blessed that I am able to do something creative with my time and get paid for it. . When I was at school I loved painting, art was my favourite subject, my friend and I would spend all our spare time in the art room doing extra work. I guess it paid off. I got an A* in my exams which was the best mark I have ever gotten (I was usually a B student). Since leaving school I haven’t really picked up a paintbrush, haven’t had the time. But Greece was one of those places that reignited my need to create more than just a picture. I want to start drawing and painting again 🎨😍✏️
  • Dreaming of Greece, looking at my soggy garden 🌳 I wrote a blog post on Paros yesterday (blog link in my bio). Travel & Leisure readers voted it the best island in Europe in 2018! I do agree with it to be honest, but then I haven’t been to every island in Europe... . This sunny spot was where my sister and I had lunch on the day we arrived here. We sat here for ages feeling like we had finally reached paradise. We had the whole place to ourselves, because island life is a slow life and people wake up late and sleep late. . Naousa was much less busy than nearby Mykonos, it’s common here to hire a car and explore the island, all its beaches and lovely little fishing villages, and lots of day trips too. You can go on boat excursions, or head to the south of the island for windsurfing 💨 whilst we were here we went to Antiparos, Lefkes and Parikia, and had a couple of afternoons on the beach! The perfect mix of relaxation and exploration ♥️ . The ever increasing tourist numbers in Greece however is quite a worry. Whilst our first two days in Mykonos were quiet, the second two days had a number of cruise ships in port so the town was rammed. In 2018 visitor numbers to Greece grew to 32 million, in 1998 it was around 6 million. Tourism here has been the fastest growing in Europe! I wonder if the islands can cope with this? We went in June which was great, but August and July are supposedly manic. These fishing villages were not made to sustain so many guests. . Overpopulation is something that plays on my mind a lot. I wonder how much pressure will be on Earth in a few years. I wonder how much the earth can take? 🌎
  • €105 euros down on excess baggage and just like that I’m home already! 🤦🏻‍♀️ . Arriving back to England is always a shock. I don’t think I have ever once arrived back to a heatwave. Today was 12 degrees and rain all the way around the M25. Summer, where did you go?! . Maybe if I close my eyes and think hard enough, I will be teleported back to Greece, where the sun shone every day and I could sit and enjoy a sea breeze... no? Ok, not all is lost as today I can snuggle Baxter! . It was only whilst I was away I learnt these pink flowers so I’m fact have a name, one I recognise too. These are Bougainvillea and it seems they are on every corner. But when do they bloom? They start to bloom in May and by June they are brimming with petals! The petals drop periodically but then reappear again! They should be there throughout summer but early June is a great time to visit as the crowds are smaller and the hotels are cheaper! . Mykonos is definitely one of the more pricey destinations I have been to, and I had no idea before I arrived! Prices were pretty similar to London, the poor exchange rate from pound to euro stings too! But alas, it’s all worth it 🌸🌸🌸
  • Yesterday something terrified me. The realisation that I am now older than Meredith Blake. Yes THE Meredith Blake ‘Here's what's going on, buddy: the day we get married is the day I ship those brats off to Switzerland, get the picture? It's me, or them. Take your pick.’. Meredith Blake, San Francisco publicist, fiancé of Nick Parker, future stepmother to Hallie and Annie. . Can we all just appreciate Meredith for who she was, because she gets some serious stick for a woman whose husband hid his twin daughter from both her and her twin’s other twin. Nick Parker May have been a major hottie (and he still is, aged like a fine Napa wine), but he made some seriously poor judgements (mainly not fighting for THE Elizabeth James). . In Meredith’s defence, she did try and befriend Hallie (or should I say, Annie...), but Annie just wasn’t having any of it, she never had the chance! Now. As a 28 year old I am wondering when I will suddenly fall into the same style, charm and class that Meredith had. Can anyone find it for me? . Oh. And if you have NO clue what I’m talking about. Please just enjoy the photo. Paros was just as beautiful as Mykonos, but quieter! Happy hump day xxxx 🐫
  • How many times have you had a conversation with someone that started ‘what would you do if...’. . Having this conversation with my sister yesterday, listing all my wildest dreams, I realised those dreams aren’t actually so wild or out of reach. It’s not like I want to grow a pair of wings and start flying. I wonder why it is we hold ourselves back from following our dreams so much? When I quit my job most people thought I was crazy, because I was pressuring something I would enjoy, rather than something that was secure. . I don’t believe we were put on this earth to be bored. I will always try and do what I can do to fulfil the very long bucket list I have. It has taken me four years to visit Mykonos but it feels good to tick it off! . My original dream was to get a camper van and travel round the U.K. for 6 months, I wanted to see everything. I haven’t quite done that but I have squeezed in more places in the U.K. in the last 3 years than I ever have done in my whole life! . So, after discovering these pink blooms of Mykonos were even better than I could have imagined, I have some other places on my list! Santorini, Puglia, the Amalfi Coast, Menton in the south of France, the lavender fields of Provence and of course, my number 1, Bora Bora!! 🍹🌴🌞
  • Reminiscing with my sister last night about past holidays. We realised you don’t need to go very far to have the best time. When I was 2/3 we would go to Bournemouth in Dorset with our parents and other sister. We would have days on the beach and my parents would rent a beach hut and our parents would make us sandwiches. This is why I always thought sandwiches were called sandwiches because you’d eat them on the beach, on the sand. . It was in Bournemouth I learnt how to spin plates on a stick. I was pretty good at spinning plates, and I really wonder who’s idea it was to stick a plate on a stick? I remember being taught how to lift my leg and spin the plate underneath it. I actually won a competition (I was 3 years old), I even beat my older sisters, and won a giant Coca Cola bottle lolly, to the jealousy of all the other kids.... I’ve finally just realised now, that I do in fact have a talent, it’s spinning plates on a stick with a promise of a lolly at the end. . It was my time in Bournemouth that my 8 year old sister rescued me and saved my life, because whilst my parents were not watching me in the pool, I decided to slip out of my rubber ring and sink to the bottom. Big thanks to Amie for swimming down and getting me, probably much to her regret once we reached our teenage years. I then told her I was just having a cup of tea with Beauty and the Beast! . Enjoy your Monday xxx
  • When I find a new location on Instagram I tend to be very wary of it. I’m aware of how editing can change a place, the way people can add and remove entire objects on photoshop gets me nervous! Mykonos is one of those locations I see on Instagram over and over again and I think ‘can it really be that beautiful? The answer is yes. And this time, the answer is a photo, no matter how good the photographer or their photoshop skills are, is never going to do this place justice. . Every morning I’ve woken up I’ve felt very thankful for being able to be here. When I was younger my parents would force us on tours of European cities.... Barcelona, Athens, Rome, Dubrovnik and Florence etc. When I was 10 years old I would get so hot and tired, I just wanted to go to the kids club! Not learn about the history of Italy. However, I truly believe those tours were the foundations for my love of travel and different cultures. I might have whinged that I was bored but I wasn’t truly bored, I just thought I was, but I remember these tours vividly so I must have taken it all in. I hope one day when I have my own kids I will be able to provide them with similar experiences ✈️ . Where was the first foreign place you ever travelled? Mine was France, and until I was 4 I had never been on a plane, then I went to Portugal! I remember it rained every day 🤣 My dad hated flying which is why we went to France so much, as we could get a ferry!
  • I love windmills, I don’t know why, I just find them super romantic. It’s on my bucket list to stay overnight in one but I haven’t got round to it yet. The windmills in Mykonos can be seen from every point of the village of Mykonos, the island's principal village, which is frequently called the Chora (which translates to "Country" in Greek, but refers to an island's "Town") on Greek islands. . Most of the 16 windmills in Mykonos were built by the Venetians in the 16th century, but their construction continued into the early 20th century. They were primarily used to mill wheat. They were an important source of income for the inhabitants. Their use gradually declined and now they are no longer in use. . These windmills can get fairly busy, it’s the best viewpoint over Mykonos Town and even better at sunset 🌅The Town can get really busy from lunchtime onwards as this is the main spot for tourists, there were a couple of cruise ships in when I visited but I got up early and went out around 8am for an hour or two to get some photos! . Wishing you all a lovely Saturday! We are off to a little village today called Lefkes ♥️

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