And Traveling the World
One of the best things about blogging is hearing that I’ve inspired people to get out and do the things I’ve written about. And nothing has inspired people like my self-guided walks of London. I’ve been overwhelmed by all the messages I’ve gotten about your experiences following my walks in Hampstead, Kensington, and Notting Hill, so today I want to continue the series with a self-guided walk in South Kensington. There’s a map, too.
I’m going to start by saying that I’m really excited to write this blog post. I love exploring London, and its side streets are my favorite places to discover. A lot of you have been asking for my recommendations for the best London mews, so I want to share my favorites with you today. I created a map, too.
It’s summer in London. Or as summery as it gets in this part of the world. But even if the sun isn’t shining, the city is in bloom, the days are long, and there’s a sense of optimism in the air. This is one of my favorite times of year to be in London, not least because there’s so much going on. If you’re in London this summer, here’s a guide to the best of the capital.
It’s a beautiful morning in Delft, Holland. The sun is shining on the canals, the roses are in bloom, and the sugary scent of stroopwafels fills the streets. I duck down a cobbled alley rich with bicycles and emerge to find a view of quintessential Dutch houses. There’s even a windmill in the distance.
