This week’s travel theme by Ailsa at Where’s my backpack is roads. Sardinian roads are curvy, fast, mountainous and covered with little surprises. My favourite road in Sardinia with a Nuraghe. * A favourite hiking road. * A very curvy … Continue reading
Ten of us gathered for a late afternoon brunch at a friend’s house in West Bay, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands. Brunch is a BIG thing on the island and it’s the day most people look forward to. Some head out … Continue reading
Sardinia Where the ocean and sky greet in a languid blue kiss. Related articles: Weekly Photo Challenge: Kiss
like a big pizza pie that’s Happy Valentine’s Day From Jennifer Avventura
I’ve spent the last five days pondering where exactly is home for me? Is it Canada, where I was born and raised? Or, is it the stunning mountainous ranges of Sardinia, Italy that I married into? Or, is it the … Continue reading
From the deep reds of Jerzu to traditional sweets from the Gallura; in love goats and skulls on a hiking path. Sardinia is a beautifully unique island – and I’m looking forward to exploring more of her hidden secrets. This is my … Continue reading
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I’ve saved a few of these wonderful wall photos for a few years and am excited that I can finally display them. In Sardinia there are walls everywhere you look: shepherds walls, ancient farm plot walls and interesting rock wall … Continue reading
Weekly Photo Challenge: Love Never in my life have I been so captivated by a place and it’s people. Sardinia is truly and island of magnificent wonder; she’s yours to discover … I dare you. This is my response to … Continue reading
Sardinia - Beyond ancient shepherding traditions lays a blossoming stalled future. This is my response to the Weekly Photo Challenge – Beyond. Can you see beyond the present to predict a positive future?
This is an un-edited photo for the weekly photo challenge by Ailsa over at Where’s my backpack. Sardinia is a stunning island in the Mediterranean but at times, her blue sky is filled with chemtrails or contrails. I lean towards … Continue reading
