We stumbled upon a graveyard
One of the things that fascinated me with London was all the green places, especially the unkempt ones. I noticed when I got back home that most of my photos weren’t very typical London tourist photos.. but that also represents this trip very well – it wasn’t one of those trips. It was a magical ten days of exploring. On many levels.
A hairytale
When I decided to colour my hair I wasn’t sure for how long I’d keep it that way. I’m still not sure of course, but it has really grown on me, even though I loved my blonde hair this new red just feels.. like me. As if I was born with it. Either way I am really happy with the colour and the fairytale sort of vibe that it creates
Photo overload
Hampstead Heath was one of those places I just really wanted to visit. And as it turned out it was a magical place, it felt like we were walking around in a fairytale all day.. Click the images for a better view

As it then turned out we went back to the little town in search of a new, bigger memory card for my camera, since I realised the one I had wouldn’t get me far. This i one of the exciting places we passed on the way.

A young boy on his way home from school. I just thought there was something very cinematic with this image.. and quite lovely! ![]()
So this post was mainly just photos from our visit to Hampstead Heath but I really just liked them all so much and wanted to show you what a beautiful place it is!
Braiding session

Tried a mermaid braid on myself.. didn’t really work out but looked kinda cool still

This my friends, is three separate fishtail braids that I then braided into one classic braid.

Now this, this is a real mermaid braid
I did this one on my cousin Tabita.
Remembering London
As you may or may not have noticed I went to London in October. You may also have noticed my lack of reporting on my visit there. Well, I guess that’s life. And here I am now, finally writing about it. I quite like writing about it after a bit of time has passed, gives me the chance to reminisce
I won’t post it all at once as it would be a very long and photo-heavy post
But I’ll try and update as often as I can.

And if you turn around this amazing view will greet you. A more beautiful part of the river Thames than the one in the most central parts of London, if you ask me.

Me and my fellow traveler wandered around and thought we were lost when we finally stumbled upon the much anticipated pub The Dove. It was everything I wanted and more ![]()

Here it is – the world’s tiniest pub (at least I think so)! We even missed it when we first walked in ![]()

The tiniest pub was occupied when we arrived so we sat down in the main area instead (just as cosy and lovely!). Ps. I have no idea who the peeps in the pic are, just some involuntary volunteers ![]()
So, this was my first post on London. We did a lot of strolling around in the nooks and crannies of London and we found many places that now hold dear memories






























