Stanage Edge - one of my best day in England!

Bye the end of August 2016, Tico, a friend of mine asked me and a couple of our friends to join her in a trip to Stanage Edge. For anyone hasn't heard about it -- like me at that time (I was like "what the hell is that") -- definitely not a popular place for foreigner, it was the place where a scene from Pride and Prejudice movie (starring Keira Knightley) shot. Here's a capture of the scene...

Image from google

Image from google

So.. knowing that it appeared in (one of) my favorite movie, I easily said "YES"! Very luckily, it was summer and we visited during a very bright day. We got along very well during the trip and Affandi, a friend of mine, had a fancy camera with fancy lens (the fish eye), I love almost all pictures taken that day hehehe. Can't lie it was one of my best day in England :)

Statues of Copenhagen

Work is so busy during these days and I usually get only Sunday free. This time I decided to spend it writing in an irresistible coffee shop, ordering this beautiful french toast (with my favourite maple syrup!) and ice tea instead of coffee itself.

And to fulfill my commitment of productive Sunday, here I write another major throwback post about Copenhagen.

Cheeky Trip to Wales

This is, yes, one of long overdue posts that I will gradually upload in my blog. My last post was almost two years ago and literally lots of things happened in between. I will share, of course, only the nice parts of it. And it will always involve me travelling :D

Tonje was a classmate of mine, I'd known her for five months until realising that she was a member of hiking club. I'm not a crazy fan of hiking to be honest, but I enjoy the activity really! SO, at some point we mentioned about it and Tonje said she wanted to go a place called Dolwyddelan, somewhere in Snowdonia, Wales (yes yes you can click on the links if you didn't know about it). We invited a couple of friends and called it "cheeky" because.... we had to skip a class so we could go! Oh, I often skip classes when completing undergraduate study; but here, as international students (Tonje is Norwegian), our presence in class was important: I might got deported if I skipped it XD

You read it right :) "the weather will be beautiful". As Friday and Saturday that week would be gloomy, and there would be no train on Sunday. Seemed like other students in the invitation were good students (or just not into hiking) that it was only two of us actually went to Dolwyddelan.