Showing posts with label world. Show all posts
Showing posts with label world. Show all posts

Saturday, 12 September 2015

.western sunsets.


I always find myself chasing sunsets. And every time I get the chance to see one in my home state, Western Australia, I can't help taking a photo while I admire it. I am forever lucky to live in (my personal opinion) one of the most beautiful places in the world.

Sunday, 28 June 2015

.mexico and guatemala.

I wasn't sure anything could live up to the amazingness that was Peru and Mexico. And then I went to Guatemala. I wasn't sure what to expect with Guatemala, but what I got was beautiful people, amazing views and endurance breaking volcano hikes. I would recommend the place to anyway as a must to visit. Below's photos are a combination of my last few from Mexico, including the most amazing waterfalls that we jumped from, and the views of Guatemala.

Wednesday, 24 June 2015

.mexico.

Getting to stand and look up at what are some of the most amazing ruins in the world was a surreal experience. As was swimming in the crystal clear waters of the cenotes in Mexico. Both have been on my bucket list for a very long time, so words can not explain my excitement levels in experiencing both of these things (internal squealing was definitely involved).

Thursday, 18 June 2015

.machu picchu.

The Inca Trail. Hands down the greatest thing I have ever done. I can not even begin to describe how amazing it felt to see Machu Picchu for that first time after hiking for three days. My hair was a mess, I was wearing basically no makeup, I had not showered for days. My body was tired and I was exhausted. But none of that mattered. And I don't think I have ever been so truly happy and content in my life.

Wednesday, 10 June 2015

.nazca, arequipa, chivay and the colca canyon.

In looking back and posting these photos I feel like I get the chance to relive moments of my trip, but in a highlights reel. I'm hoping these photos inspire you just a fraction of the amount of what I felt actually being over there.

I got to first truly experience all the colours of Peru in Arequipa, the city is truly stunning. Watching the sunset in the Nazca desert was an experience I will never forget. Chivay and the Colca Canyon can be summarised by three things for me. Llamas, alpacas and the most incredible views of my life (though a mention of condors should probably be thrown in there). But seriously guys, LLAMAS AND ALPACAS. Right there. To snuggle with.