
Running in Krakow
What started as a quick 5k became a little longer when I realised I could pop into the old city, and then a little longer still when I found that there were no trams returning back home. (more…)
What started as a quick 5k became a little longer when I realised I could pop into the old city, and then a little longer still when I found that there were no trams returning back home. (more…)
Getting out for a run during our visit to Italy was difficult, both because we visited in July, when it’s very hot for most of the day, and because there is just so much to see!
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Bucketlists are a thing of beauty – everyone’s is slightly different, and everyone clings to them with the expectation that they will be completed before you, you know, kick the bucket. So when someone asks if you’ve been to X or if you’ve seen Y, a typical response is “not yet, but it’s on the list!”. Below are our bucketlists – they change as time passes, and we often will add more to them.
I’ve had a piece of paper in my wallet for over 10 years with my bucket list written on it. It’s been folded and unfolded so many times that it’s torn at every fold. It’s not just one piece, either – it’s 4 sheets with lists of places I want to see and experiences I want to have. I didn’t bring it with me on this trip (don’t ask me why) so below is what I could recall from memory.
Seeing the Sistine Chapel is one of the highlights of most trips to Rome, and ours was no exception. (more…)
Our first day in Rome we did a 2 hour walking tour to give us the lay of the land. We managed to see a few churches with amazing and completely over the top ceilings, some amazing roman temples, and of course the coliseum! (more…)
Vienna was a quick stop – two days to see the sights, and of course run around them too.
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