Thank you. Yes, the weather has been indeed a bit mercurial.

Thank you. Was an amazing day indeed 😊

After 17k steps, this beer is well deserved 😜

Thank you :)

Hey there! I truly hope the effect of covid has had on you and your family has been minimal and you keep on thriving and shining! It is unbelievable the amount of people who still think that wearing a

I am :) I’m lurking in the shadows waiting to see how this new way of life will turn out to be and hope that with it comes a new wave of inspiration and motivation. Hope you have been well and thriving!

Thank you very much :)

Make Love Not War

Love it! I have stayed in that hotel, it’s such an amazing place.

Thank you :) Yes, as long as we don't forget that we're here for the community and that we're supposed to be better.

I like your approach and using "honest posts" over "quality posts". There has been too much judgment on what a "good post" is supposed to be like. I understand condemning

Nothing will be “normal” again. “Back to normal” implies that the world would return to the state it was before the pandemic and fortunately or unfortunately this will never happen. You’re right, there

Never seen it. Not sure I would want to either. Just looking at the photos makes me shudder. I’ll stick to kittens and flowers on my travels 🤣

Amazing! I love how everything and everyone are slowly but surely resisting Steem and migrating over to Hive.

You are right. It only seems to be getting close. It's crazy what is happening in the stores and it is crazy how people are reacting to it. I can also see how people are not taking this seriously in the

See you on the other side :)

Nice one :) Not that I would call myself old... :P

So true. Unexplored means an adventure and adventure means life. There is two ways of exploring the world - trough pictures and written word or doing it all yourself.

Thank you very much. I did think getting two oceans on a same photo will be hard to beat :P

Where two oceans meet. Can you spot the difference? Taken in the southern-most tip of African continent - Cape L'Agulhas. Nearly 4000km south from this point, across the ocean, is the coast of Antarctica.