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Dublin is looking good! #cityfootprints #dublinDay 46 #2019 it’s February, the daily practice took a hit but it’s back. New rules just for February: When things get messy, start where you are, eat your breakfast, notice the trees, all is well... #fortheloveofordinary #nofilter #permachodron #dublin #irelandDublin.... St. Stephen’s Green #cityfootprintsDay 33 #2019 Ordinary came out to play with frost and ice this morning. Maybe not so ordinary. #fortheloveofordinary #phonephoto #nofilter #irelandDay 32 #2019 February arrived. Last month was all about the destination to the edge of the sky and loving January. This month is #fortheloveofordinary. The ordinary things, in this moment, on the journey. There is no destination. Take one step at a time. Here we go... #phonephoto #nofilter #pickmotion #irelandDay 29 #2019 January’s leaving in a couple of days. For the first time I’ll miss him. He moved my perspective. It’s different here, a bit confusing. Meeting on the boundary of day and night, earth and sky everything changes. #fortheloveofjanuary #januaryvisuals #greyday #phonephoto #nofilterMy Book: Creative Monday
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As easy as buying scratch cards at the post office…
(Porto buildings and steps and Denis) We didn’t go back to the park today, instead we decided to go to Porto and sort out our toll road issue. We haven’t been on toll roads yet in Portugal and it’s only … Continue reading
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Tagged all is well, camper van, electronic toll roads, photography, Porto, Portugal, post office, problems, tourist office, travel
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Wake up it’s beautiful!
Well, it’s been a wet few days since last Sunday and that’s made it easier to be working away inside the camper on the MindCraft website, which is now up and running – here’s the link. Today is overcast but dry … Continue reading
Porto, Porto, Porto, sigh
(Lots of coffee) As I was saying yesterday, we went to Porto on Tuesday to get Denis’ computer fixed. When booking into this campsite in Vila Chã I had seen instructions (kindly translated into three different languages) explaining how to … Continue reading
