outside

When I was a kid, living on a farm, I used to wander around alone a lot outside.

Just now, when outside with my dog, I could smell spring—cold mud, melting snow—and there were actually crocuses poking out through the dirt in front of our building. It gave me flashbacks to spring on the farm, and I remembered taking photos of streams made of melted snow running over the stones in the laneway. For some reason it struck me as so beautiful that here I am, twenty years later, remembering it. The changing seasons always give me a  good, tingly belly.

The photos of course didn’t do the scene justice, I have never had a talent for photography, and probably my excitement for spring coloured the moment. It would be nice to still have them though.

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I saw this photo on another blog and had to track it down. I can feel the cold air on my cheeks and hear the snow under my boots. I am totally romanticising winter.

It was so nice to see the rest of the album is beautiful too! Lovely clothes and wandering around outside. Two of the best things.

Jon Paul Philips

Really cool fashion photos of real (sexy) people in their own clothes.

The Cabin designed by Cyrén & Cyrén

Yes please. Sweden is on my list of places to visit, I do believe I will stay in a treehouse when I go there.

Okay, it’s not really online. My mom is from there and tonnes of my family live there and I love it so much. Should you ever have the chance you should definitely visit.  Here are some things to wet your whistle.

  • Cheers Newfoundland A snowboarding video filmed in St. Johns (my husband is a crazy snowboarder, he goes every weekend in the winter)
  • Getting Screeched In People with no Newfie blood in them have to get screeched in. It seems to vary from town to town but usually the ceremony always involves kissing a cod fish and taking a shot of Screech
  • http://www.newfoundlandlabrador.com/ Official tourism site

This is where my grandparents used to live. One summer a chunk of iceberg broke off and floated into the cove where we could touch it. It was the size of a washing machine by the time it reached us but my siblings and I were still super excited because we were 10ish years old.

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