Given that we still have a few months ahead of us this is likely to change but, nevertheless, this is the result of our family 'survey' on our favourite things done so far. There were many similarities but also some surprises.
Scandinavian/Arctic Winter including Northern Lights – Finland, Sweden, Norway in January (Kat, John, Cindy)
Northern Lights captured from Tromso, Norway Photo credit: John Matias |
Northern Lights captured from Tromso, Norway Photo credit: Katrina Matias |
Standing in sub-zero temperatures in total darkness, in the middle of the night to see and capture the lights on camera. It was worth it. Tromso, Norway. |
Life and culture in Seville (Feria, Semana
Santa, Spanish Lessons, Flamenco Show) - Seville, Spain (Kat, Bea, Miguel)
Feria de Abril |
Semana Santa
Flamenco Show
Photojournalism Workshop – London, England (Kat)
Husky sleigh ride - Abisko, Sweden (Bea)
Play time with the huskies was just as fun as the ride. |
Afternoon husky sleigh ride during the Arctic Polar Nights makes this look like dusk. This was early afternoon. |
Jet skiing - Antibes to Monaco, France (Bea)
Rest stop in front of Nice |
Watching a West End musical and sightseeing
landmarks – London, England (Miguel)
Barber shop in Lagos, Portugal |
Trying local dishes in different places - (John)
Surprised by the size of the calzonne - Dolomites, Italy |
Seville, Spain |
Hiking in the French, Italian and Swiss Alps – Mont Blanc, France; Dolomites, Italy; Ebenalp, Switzerland (Cindy)
Col de Balme, Mont Blanc-Chamonix, France |
Plan de l'Aiguille, Mont Blanc-Chamonix, France |
Tre Cime, Dolomites, Italy |
Tre Cime, Dolomites, Italy |
Prehistoric Caves - Lascaux*, Font de Gaume,
Combralles – Les Eyzies, France (Cindy)
*This was my favourite of all and what I thought was the most impressive but no photos are allowed inside the cave and I forgot to take photos prior to entering.
Tobogganing – Sattel, Switzerland (Miguel)
*This was my favourite of all and what I thought was the most impressive but no photos are allowed inside the cave and I forgot to take photos prior to entering.
At the entrance to Font de Gaume - guides take you in groups of 10-12 people at a time to control conditions inside the cave. |
Favourite places coming next.
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