Posts Tagged "Peru"

Pastoruri, Ice and Snow.

Posted by on Jan 18, 2013 in Features, Photo of the Week, Starry-Eyed Snapshots | 2 comments

Pastoruri, Ice and Snow.

What a perfect day for the #FriFotos theme of snow and ice! I currently feel as though I am inside a snowglobe. It has not stopped snowing all day; endless flakes just dancing through the sky, each one miniscule, but together they are creating quite sizeable drifts. I love how fresh snow makes everything look so pretty, even if underneath it is fairly drab.

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Friday Photo: Picture-Perfect Arequipa

Posted by on Nov 2, 2012 in Features, Photo of the Week, Starry-Eyed Snapshots | 2 comments

Friday Photo: Picture-Perfect Arequipa

I am dipping my toe back into the fun that is #FriFotos and offering a Friday Photo on the theme of Curves – which sounds just too sensuous for a Friday lunchtime!

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Friday Photo: A Portrait of Peru

Posted by on Aug 24, 2012 in Features, Photo of the Week, Starry-Eyed Snapshots | 4 comments

Friday Photo: A Portrait of Peru

I love blogging, I really do. There are so many enjoyable things about it, but today my particular fondness for it comes from the opportunity it gives me to look back through all my travel photos in order to select images for posts, and particularly for the Friday Photo.

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Friday Photo: Stars

Posted by on Jul 6, 2012 in Features, Photo of the Week | 3 comments

Friday Photo: Stars

When the #FriFotos theme for this week was announced over on Twitter, I got seriously excited. I mean, this is Starry-Eyed Travels, and the theme is STARS. Couldn’t be more perfect, really.

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An Education

Posted by on May 31, 2012 in Features, News, Views & Reviews | 2 comments

An Education

Yesterday, I secured my first ‘proper’ job as a teacher. It’s been my dream since circa age 5, so I’m a little bit delighted. And having my future safe has allowed me to sit back and breathe a little today and to think about all the children I’ve already taught, all over the world and realised that they have taught me more than I could ever teach them.

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