I consider myself very lucky, as I have been to so many amazing places around
the world. Since I was a little girl, I dreamt of travelling to far away lands. To explore the natural world and all it's wonder. Nature has always been my safe haven, my sanctuary and I wanted to see it all.
Mountains
When I was in my twenties I went to Peru and spent some time in the Andes. Hiking and camping in front of Glaciers. Chewing Caca leaves to help me deal with the altitude. It was such an amazing experience. But one I did not capture on camera. I was completely absorbed in the moment.
Mountains are so humbling, to walk amongst them, you feel exactly how significant you are in the grand scheme of things. These Mountains, are a part of the Pyrenees, in Ariege to be exact. I was lucky enough to have this as my view every morning for two Mountains. It was where my bus was parked up.
Some mornings we were level with the clouds. It felt quite regal to live high up on the clouds. I loved being so removed from society. I could spend hours roaming the mountainside with my kids.
Further in the Pyrenees, we visited a friend, who loved in the house you can see int the above photo. She was even more cut off from society, with no neighbours for miles and having to use a pulley system to get heavy supplies up to her home. But the views were stunning, as you can see. You really felt like you were on top of the world.
I had to include this photo from the trek I did here in Spain, in the Sierra Nevada mountain range. This, was one of my favourite places that we camped at. High up, with Waterfalls dotted throughout. If you look closely you can see one in the left hand corner.
Forests
I always feel so at ease, amongst trees. They have the most calming presence and I could never live somewhere, where there were none around me.
This shot is also from the trek I done.
With Solas the horse, surrounded by trees and ferns. I love to camp in the wild, to sleep at night to the sound of nature and awaken to its full glory. Walking almost everyday, to find a new spot to camp. This trek was one of the most amazing things I have done and I plan on doing another, in the future.
From Spain to Ireland, Co. Cork to be precise. Down in the Beara Peninsula. This is a place of great power, with many standing stones and forts in these parts. With forests that hold stories of old.
And then to the Taman Negara Rainforest in Malaysia, which is one of the oldest in the world. Oh how I dreamed as a little girl, to get to go to the jungle. I wanted to run away and live there, to make a home in the trees and make friends with all the creatures that lived there. Palenque in Mexico was the first one I visited, when I was in my twenties. It blew my mind, I was so overcome I wept.
A few years later, I made it to the Amazon. I spend two weeks camped out in it. The whole forest sounded like an orchestra at night. At first, it was hard for me to get any sleep, but then it lulled me and I slept so well.
I even got to see some river dolphins. These jungle photos though, are from Malaysia. I was there for week. My fourth jungle to explore. I dream of getting to explore them all.
Water
I have been to some of the most beautiful beaches. In South and Central America, Africa and Asia. Being next to the sea is so grounding. I have spend some time living next to the ocean and I long to do so again.
This beautiful stretch of beach, is in Western Australia. Between Margaret River and Denmark. I was living in a van at the time and found this beach deserted. That's what I loved about the West Coast, how vast and empty it was, even more so up the North. I did travel up there too, but unfortunately have no photos of that time.
Ireland has water in abundance, with so many beautiful rivers flowing through the Emerald Isle. This is the River Burrow in Co Laois. It is so green snd lush. I walked alongside it with my girls, the last time I was in Ireland. I do miss the green of home sometimes, the abundance of nettles, ferns and moss.
This last picture, is from here in Spain. Los Bermejales,to be exact. I was there just a couple of weeks ago as the festival I was working at, was beside it. The turquoise colour is so beautiful and it felt so good to swim in its waters. I love to swim out and then just float, lying back and basking in the beauty of it all.
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