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  • Brighton Day Trip

    Brighton Day Trip

    I woke up Saturday morning feeling like I wanted to get out of the house.  London is still feeling great, but we haven’t been somewhere new since the school year has started.  A day trip to Brighton seemed like an easy remedy.

    tkforrest

    November 1, 2016
    Brighton, England
    Beach, Brighton, day trip, Fish and Chips, United Kingdom
  • Hej Hej Stockholm

    Hej Hej Stockholm

    It was Corey’s first time back in Stockholm since I’d been in London which meant I’d definitely be packing myself into his suitcase to piggyback onto this trip. After an easy flight and arrival to the hotel, I went right to Gamla Stan (Old Town) for a lunch at Tradition, a small cozy cafe with…

    tkforrest

    October 30, 2016
    Stockholm, Sweden
    Crayfish, Fika, Gamla Stan, Herring, Meatballs, Nobel Museum, Nobel Peace Prize, Skansen, Stockholm, Sweden
  • Loving the Lake District

    Loving the Lake District

    When you rent a car, it’s a common thing to adjust your mirrors and to set up whatever GPS device you’ll use for your road trip. You adjust the driver’s seat to reach the brake and gas pedals, and you reach to the left to put on your seatbelt…or wait, to the right, because you’re in a…

    tkforrest

    October 30, 2016
    Lake District, England
    Camping, Hiking, Lake District, Scafell Pike, Sheep, Sunday Roast, United Kingdom, Wasdale
  • Auld Reekie aka Edinburgh

    Auld Reekie aka Edinburgh

    Edinburgh has a small town feeling with truly majestic buildings. From my travels so far, I’d say that it feels incredibly walkable like Dublin but that the architecture is similar to London.

    tkforrest

    October 23, 2016
    Edinburgh, Scotland
    arthur’s seat, edinburgh, jazz, national gallery, royal mile, scotch, scotland
  • French Connection

    French Connection

    (Part 2 with Corey D) Arriving at Montparnasse station on Saturday morning was strange because I actually recognized the market that ran just alongside the station’s exit.  This was the infamous set of stalls where a pigeon flew into my hair while my mom was eyeing leather backpacks.

    tkforrest

    October 23, 2016
    Paris, France
    absinthe, amorino, Champs Elysee, crepes, euro cup, eurocup, l’as du fallafel, Montparnasse, Paris, sacre coeur
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