Length of time to create each entry: usually an hour or two, often longer
Number of days spent working on the blog: 233 entries x 2 hours per entry ÷ 24 hours = 19 days (or almost 12 weeks of full-time work at 8 hours per day)
Number of photos shot during this trip: 5,973
Number of photos used on the blog: 1,372 (not including links to extra albums)
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Quirky Dreams Fulfilled:
Walk on the Cobb at Lyme Regis.
Work on a farm during lambing season.
Toss a coin in Trevi Fountain.
Climb the Leaning Tower of Pisa.
See bluebell fields in England.
Experience a West End theatre production in London.
Have my photo taken in front of the Eiffel Tower.
Eat outside at a cafe in Paris.
Drink a proper cream tea.
See a live Panda.
Hear live, classical music in Vienna.
Visit Portobello Road.
Eat fish and chips at the beach (ate chips at the beach).
See the crown jewels at the Tower of London.
Quirky Dreams Yet to happen:
Watch a pantomime.
See sunflower fields blooming in Italy.
See the white and blue buildings on the coast in Greece.
Do a road trip through the Maritime provinces of Canada.
See the clusters of monarch butterflies in Mexico.
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A selection of some of my favourite photos:
October 10, 2008The folding fork represents my fascination with everything quirky and charming in England. Yes, I brought it home as a souvenier.
October 19, 2008Me and Qimmiq in Wales.
The house-sitting opportunity was the first adventure of many that were simply dropped in my lap.
This was my laptop background photo throughout my time in England.




















4 comments:
Great pictures!! I must have missed your Italy trip.(Guess I have some reading to catch up on!)
Italy & Greece are on my 'to do' list too! Oh, yeah, and the Maritimes. I'd love to see where Anne of Green Gables was filmed.
Are you going to keep up your blog?
Becky
Just working on my final post or two and then the blog will close.
hey, what happened to quirky dream fulfilled- ate marmite!!!
Ummm... that wasn't so much a quirky dream as a dreaded experience I felt I was obligated to participate in. :-)
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