A few weeks ago I had the pleasure of visiting Richmond Park in London. I had never been there before or heard anything about the park beforehand so when I saw herds of deer roaming freely it was so amazing. The animals looked so timid and beautiful. They’re wild and get frightened easily so getting good shots of them wasn’t easy. This park is definitely worth a visit for anyone visiting London.

I recently got back from a road trip through Great Britain and man it was amazing. The trip covered England, Scotland and Wales. The main places we visited were Liverpool, Manchester, Edinburgh, the Lake District, Queen Elizabeth Forest Park (near Aberfoyle), Cardiff and Caerphilly. All up we drove nearly 1,400 miles. I was so over driving by the end of it but it was definitely all worth it. Here are some of the photos from the trip.

I just got back from spending a few days in Prague, Czech Republic yesterday and man it was fantastic. The people were friendly, the streets weren’t too crowded, the weather was good, the food prices were very reasonable (especially when compared to western European countries) and the city so incredibly beautiful. It sort of felt like being in another age with all the spectacular medieval buildings.

Here are some photos from my trip to Rome, Italy in May this year. I’ve been so busy with work and other things that I haven’t made the time to update the blog. Anyways, Rome was just beautiful, incredibly busy with tourists everywhere but beautiful nonetheless.

I just got back yesterday from Barcelona, Spain where my girlfriend and I spent the long weekend. Luckily for us, it was warm and sunny for the entire weekend. It was so nice to be out in a t-shirt for a change.

To get around we walked heaps and used the fabulous Barcelona Bus Turistic, the official sightseeing bus that takes you on predefined routes that cover Barcelona’s main tourist attractions. It made getting around so easy.

Some of the attractions we visited included Tibidabo mountain, Antoni Gaudí’s famous architectural masterpieces; the Casa Mila, Park Güell garden complex and the absolutely massive and spectacular Sagrada Família cathedral which is still under construction and has been since 1882. The cathedral’s construction is said to be dictated by the availability of funds from anonymous donations and as a result, construction is expected to continue until at least 2026.