Picturez Of My Travelz

Leaving Oviedo. Bittersweet, but SO READY to see my man, Ireland, then HOME. 💙

Lugones Festival is an annual festival in a town right outside of Oviedo. It was free and the stages were huuuuge. Reminded me of being at a festival that I would pay hundreds of dollars for. Everywhere you turned, there was Sidra. We got there at 2:30am and left at 6:30am. España goes hard.

our last week, we had a craaaaazy lightning storm. it was the most lightning i had ever seen and it was beautiful.

class time. it was intense. very difficult, but a lot of fun. also, I love Jamie.

the alemanians!!!

next pics coming will be randoms that i have found following my trip to Morocco :)

The Caves of Hercules. Depending on angle and tide level, this sea opening looks more or less like the continent of Africa. I was in awe and still am in shock that I was able to witness such a phenomenon full of myth, history, and beauty.

this is Jimi Hendrix. I was able to ride him down the beach in Tangier, Morocco and I laughed the entire ride. Pure ecstasy. The name of the guy that helped us down the beach and made sure the camels didn’t veer in any wrong direction was named Mohammed and he was incredible. The whole ride he kept yelling “Oh my God!!!!!” which ensured us to let loose and be silly. I didn’t know that camels could gallop, but they sure did. Morocco is everything.

Chefchaouen was a dream.

this was basically saturday’s order of events, with a couple museums in between. after getting back to our airbnb around 9pm, we told ourselves that we would just take an hour nap. then i woke up and checked my phone, which said it was 3am hehe

Amsterdam.

today was a good day. found out i got an A on my final, A in the class, went maquillaje shopping, bought a dress for €3, and i am now packing for my trip to Amsterdam.

Mallorca was wonderful.

beach day in Gijón

Gijón, Asturias, Spain