Familiar In A Foreign Land

Little did I know, all those years ago, that the terrifying experience of having to settle into a home so foreign to me was actually an incredible opportunity.

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Photo creds to Arthur. Light creds to Mother Nature

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Nature just keeps on displaying art

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Photo creds to Tom. We went for a walk to Cuckmere Haven, the longest stretch of chalk cliffs in the UK. Yeah Dover, get over it.

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The Sierra Nevada seen from the Alhambra. And the moon It was hot that day. It was November and we were in t-shirts(!) Spain treats one well.

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Sonia Perdeck

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Arthur and I trying to get a better shot of the Alhambra than his dad did many moons ago

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I like to take people up Blackford Hill. It’s the best hill in Edinburgh if you ask me. Arthur’s seat looks better from afar than from on top.

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Ever get those “Wow, I’m in love.” moments?

Just had one.

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This legend came with me to visit Granada, where I spent my year abroad for uni, two years ago. Had so many nice memories to share.

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Went for a walk through Clifton, Bristol, with Tom on Sunday. We commented on how one could expect to see the sea when reaching the top of the hill.

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we came, we saw, we loved

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Photo by Shane Rounce on Unsplash

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Mustard & spinach

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Blending in with Autumn

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In my belly pls

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Breakfasts in France in Summer at home with family. Joy

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