Invergordon, Scotland: The Town of Murals.

One of the most charming towns I’ve ever visited, Invergordon, Scotland gives off the vibe that not many unpleasant things happen there. Located off the Port of Invergordon, it’s a quaint, cheerful, colorful little Scottish town with a population of approximately 4,000. However, while small, it’s known world-wide for its vibrant and colorful public murals …

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Norwegian Fjords: Beautiful, Breathtaking, & Majestic.

While all of Norway is gorgeous and amazing, the fjords are breathtaking. It was a surreal experience being totally encased by giant mountains, row after row, in every direction. Waterfalls, vivid greenery, and small fishing huts line the mountainside and small, rocky shorelines, making you feel transported into a Nicholas Sparks novel. Visiting the Norwegian …

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St. Petersburg, Russia: Palaces and Vodka – Part 2.

Hello! As this is a two-parter, I won't spend a ton of time on an introduction. If you haven't read my first Russian blog, you can find it here: St. Petersburg, Russia; Palaces and Vodka – Part 1. Day 1 was very hectic and jampacked, while Day 2 was more relaxed and less frantic. Both days …

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St. Petersburg, Russia: Palaces and Vodka – Part 1.

This is going to be a 2-parter! Link for Part 2 here. St. Petersburg, Russia: Palaces and Vodka – Part 2. Oh Russia. It has worked up quite a name for itself, hasn’t it? Regardless of your feelings on Russian politics or Vladimir Putin, there is no denying that 17th to 19th century Russians were opulent …

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London, England: The Unofficial Capitol of the World.

Arguably the "unofficial capital of the world", London, England is as overwhelming and amazing as it is old and historic. Each day we spent in this capital city was jam-packed with things to do and brand-new experiences. We got to visit the world-renowned Stonehenge (Stonehenge: Not Just a Pile of Rocks.); saw the classic play …

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Stonehenge: Not Just a Pile of Rocks.

***Sadly, these are the only 4 surviving photos I have of Stonehenge.*** Mystical, infamous, perplexing Stonehenge. One of my top favorite places, I feel blessed to have gotten the chance to visit it. This is one of the most talked about, photographed, and well-known sites in the entire world. You would be hard pressed to …

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