Trip before trip. That’s what I would call the beginning of this trip. Only this pre-trip is during the trip, because the last weeks were so full of events that the week was like days sometimes. I can start, as in fairy tales, once upon… Read More »Valletta, Mdina – Malta
The time is approaching for another iron bird to flap its wings to go up to the fabulous blue sky. It’s time to fly to Italy. The flight is relatively early, early for my daily routine. So I could say that it has already started… Read More »Fiumefreddo, Taormina, Catania – Sicily – Italy
Weather forecasts change from day to day. These days, Paris was promised heavy rain, but it’s just hot sunshine. I like it already. Sun! Keep it up. The art day started slowly. The first museum is the world-famous Louvre museum with its most famous work… Read More »To Paris via London – Part 3 – Paris – Iron Maiden – Disneyland
Paris is approaching fast, as I understood from a fellow traveller, the train had stopped for 20 minutes on the way because of electricity problems and we arrived in Paris with a small time delay, which means nothing to us because today is a free… Read More »To Paris via London – Part 2 – Paris – Mont Saint-Michel – Omaha – Étretat – Rouen
Summer, which always warms and fills my heart with peace even on a rainy day. I can start my flight to London on a lyrical note. In Latvia, the weather is perfect, the sunset is perfect and inside there is a feeling of a job… Read More »To Paris via London – Part 1 – London
Spring is the time of year when in Latvia is also warm and the sun is pleasantly warming. However, not all days and most nights are cool, so I still want to fly somewhere else for a while. Somewhere warmer or even hotter. So a… Read More »Malaga, Tarifa, Gibraltar, Ronda, Granada and other places in Spain
Any long-haul journey starts with a flight, and of course this one is no exception. Just under 2 hours above the clouds and dozens of wind turbines visible in the distance. I have landed in the UK at Stansted airport. Everything is very smooth and… Read More »London – wind, museums and multiculturalism
