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Fled the Cube is Now Postcard Academy!
Hello, friend! Fled the Cube has transformed into the Postcard Academy travel podcast and blog. Every week, I interview expats, authors, and other adventurous folk to get insider food, culture, and travel tips for you. You can check out the latest posts at postcardacademy.co For your listening pleasure, you can also subscribe directly to the podcast: iPhone users; Android users. ❤️ Sarah
Yes! Best bus ad ever spotted during a London stopover. "Be the CEO your parents always wanted you to marry." #girlboss #bumble 👩🎓👩💻 (at Oxford Street)
Castle hopping over Easter weekend. I love this arch; the colours on the other side give the impression you're crossing into Oz. As do the tornado-like winds that nearly flipped us to the other side of the rainbow. 🌈 Bolsover Castle is in the Peak District, not far from Peveril Castle, which we visited earlier in the day. Both are English Heritage places, and not National Trust, for which I just purchased a membership (d'oh!) Thankfully, we had a car as public transport is not the easiest here. Hooray for friends who enjoy moonlighting as chauffeurs 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 (at Bolsover Castle)
Work outing at the Bavarian Beerhouse, Old Street 🍺 I'll miss these guys so much! Just finished last day. Summer of travel begins!! ✈️✈️✈️ (at Bavarian Beerhouse Old Street)
The most interesting thing to do in Trieste is dolce far niente in Piazza dell'Unità, the heart of this city overlooking the sea. Once the most important port town of the Hapsburg Empire, and now part of Italy, for a time Trieste was a free territory. There are still signs in windows - and a small movement - calling for independence. I really wanted to do a walking tour, but there weren't any, so we rented audioguides from the tourist office that looped us around the main sites, including the statue of James Joyce, who spent 10 years here. (at Piazza Unità d'Italia)
Stunning view of the Adriatic Sea outside Miramare Castle, a bus ride from Trieste. Usually I love exploring old palaces, but this time I couldn't wait to get back outside and walk along the water. ☀️🇮🇹 🌊 (at Trieste - Miramare)
The Boat Race (at Hammersmith Bridge)
Oxford men beat Cambridge; Cambridge women beat Oxford. The real winners: Everyone else who enjoyed this ridiculously sunny day with Prosecco in hand. The 163rd University Boat Race almost didn't happen after a sailor found a bomb near Putney Bridge (WWII-era 'ordnance' just hanging out for a few decades). In the end, freedom won the day and the race went forward, albeit with a 'severe' security threat and police out in full force. Such are the times we live in. ✌️🥂🚣
York Minster (at York Minster)
York Minster, a 13th-century Gothic cathedral that's been under construction since day 1. My mom tricked me into going to church here ('evensong' is really a service, FYI). The kids sounded good, to be fair, and the ritual hasn't changed much since 1549, which is cool. Bummed we couldn't do a tour, though, since they don't offer them on Sundays.
Burratina (at Delfino)
Is it still the healthy option when your salad consists mainly of a blob of cheese? No, no it is not. Dinner on one of my favourite streets in London, Mont Street.
Pizza vs Gym (at Bizzarro)
In the ongoing war that is pizza versus gym, pizza always seems to come out victorious (especially when its friend Malbec jumps into the ring). Thankfully, I live next to one of the best pizza places in London. ❤ Bizzaro
Startup Life (at Level39)
I love when Portuguese tarts replace the cookies during snack hour. They come around the offices ringing a bell at 3pm to let us know the dessert is out. Then we speed walk as nonchalantly as possible to the coffee area and try not to look like vultures. A little spoiled, yes, but, hey, these treats keep us going during 18-hour days.
Paesan (at Paesan London)
Fresh pasta and 80s tunes at Paesan in Exmouth Market. What else could you want? Except for wine, which we also had. Cocktail bar downstairs.
Glitter brownies, Picasso, and VR at Sotheby's Elke and I stumbled into this delightful little room while at the Impressionist & Modern Art Sale at Sotheby's (because we're such high rollers!). The VR experience was cool but not us fun as soaking in the actual Klimt and Gauguin and other works there (which raked in a record amount for any London auction - £195 million). But the cappuccino and brownies...whoah! We're talking Monmouth quality. It gave us the perfect little energy boost to go drop £17 mil on a Picasso in our imaginations. #thingstodoinlondon #europeantravel #expatdolcevita #sothebys #vrart (at Sotheby's)
Day trip fail! Traveled to Hatfield to see Queen Elizabeth I's house, which is closed until April. So we looked at this seemingly abandoned church then Ubered to St Albans. #londondaytrips #hatfieldhouse (at Saint Etheldreda Church of England)
Dragged my poor mom to a raw vegan restaurant on her first night in London. Dinner was...interesting (somehow I missed the raw part - this came as a surprise). Tiramisu was awesome, though. #londonrestaurants #namafoods (at NAMA- Artisan Raw Foods)
Little Bird Gin warming us up on this grey London day #littlebirdgin #drinkingbuddies #maltbystreetmarket (at Little Bird Cocktail Bar)
Love this city. Never gets old. #towerbridgelondon #nofilter (at Tower Bridge)