London Calling

I wish I had more time to spend in London as it is one of my favorites cities ever. But even a tiny slice of it was enough to make me happy. 

Too tired to say anything else. More on my Instagram.

Colchester Town

This weekend I got to spend some days in the beautiful and picturesque city of Colchester as a friend of mine is currently studying there.

This town has something in the air that constantly reminds you of Jane Austen. British clichés and an atmosphere that makes us think we are in another century (maybe 18th or 19th). And all this contrasting with the modern facilities of the university of Essex.
Plus, fake snow because it's fun!
This sums it up I guess.
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Despedida

So, I think I've already said how much I love Madrid in this post. But this time my visit there was even more special for two reasons: I spent New Years Eve with my friend Sofia and her lovely family and friends and I got to see a friend I haven't seen in a very very long time. It was a trip full of happy reunions and I started this year with a very optimistic vibe.
I'm not gonna say again how much I adore this city and blabla but seriously one of the best things someone can do in their lives is go to Madrid and walk around in the city centre (with or without company).
Here's a bunch of pictures I really like.
Despedida is a really good song by the way.

Up In The Air

The view from the plane on this flight just happened to be breathtaking and I had my camera on hand at all times. In the beginning I was enjoying the view of the swiss mountains and near the end I could see Athens covered in the colors of a beautiful sunset (there I go again obsessing over sunsets). In the middle of the flight I might have slept a bit...

Winter Mood: Thessaloniki

Earlier this year (near Christmas) I took a school trip to the north of Greece, in the beautiful city of Thessaloniki. I had a great time with my friends and I snapped many pictures of the city. When I got home I realised I appear in like 5 or 6 photos of the trip... Hum, so typical. That's the downside of not really letting anybody touch my camera. I prefer being behind the lens rather than in front of it. Hahaha.
Now my best friend is moving to Thessaloniki and I'm seriously considering to visit the city again. ;)