Breakfast & Backpack

My second visit to Barcelona was very different from the first one. I was only here for a night during Sonar and ended up in a much more local vibe (thanks to my friend !)

A pleasant evening around Barcelonetta with rooftop drinks and some local food before heading to Fira Gran Via for Bicep!

Quais de la Daurade is a picturesque area I visited in Toulouse, France. Situated along the banks of the Garonne River, this historic neighborhood offers a charming and peaceful atmosphere.

Luskentyre Sands, a slice of heaven, peace and quiet on the west coast of Harris.
A magnificent 3 mile wide beach which you wouldn’t believe exists in this part of Scotland.

I’ve always been drawn to the wilderness of Scotland. Whether it’s sunny, windy or snowy, North Harris is kind of magical and peaceful.

Eilean Glas Lighthouse on the island of Scalpay, Outer Hebrides.
Accessible via a wee trail, this lighthouse was the first built on Harris during the French Revolution.

The , iconic piece of Cockburn Street in Edinburgh.

A little city hop to the capital of the Baltics and Latvia, Riga. Lively Old Town who’s a UNESCO World Heritage site.

A little city hop to the capital of the Baltics and Latvia, Riga. Lively Old Town who’s a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Loch Voil and Loch Doine, a wee jewel in the crown of a glen steeped in history, hidden in the Stirling area and the Loch Lomond National Park.

Tokyo is like New York City, a city that never sleeps, full of life even at a very late hour. Wandering in the streets of Shinjuku will give you that sense. Very dark but full of lights.

Foggy Edinburgh at night.

Some streets in the big cities of Japan always reminds me of these cyberpunk and anticipation movies where the world is overpopulated and you’re walking down the very bottom of the city.