Showing posts with label animals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label animals. Show all posts

Tuesday, 8 October 2013

Not your usual Egypt


It has taken its time but I have slowly stopped dreaming that I will wake up in Egypt after a whirlwind holiday there in the middle of September. I was surprised with a last minute booking by Dan and although I knew we had a week off together I didn’t anticipate it would mean sunbathing on a beach in 40+ degree heat! And yes, I got a nice tan, which is fading fast, and yes, I did get sun burn, and yes it was on the last day before our flight making it a very uncomfortable flight! Word to the wise; never fall asleep in the sun on your last day…

However, this didn’t ruin what was such a lovely holiday. With the current arrest in Egypt, it was advised not to go on many excursions, so we didn’t venture out of the complex at all making it a very relaxing holiday. Luckily the hotel had a lovely private beach and a private jetty for you too lump off in to the Red Sea. Having never snorkelled before it was such an experience to see a wonder of colours, shapes and different species of fish all under the water. Having not been in possession of an underwater camera sadly I could take no pictures, but I did take some pictures of the different shapes and textures around the hotel that inspired me and what I share with you on this post.

Hopefully in a few years I would love to return to the country and explore as the history really does intrigue me, the architecture, and materials used and the stories behind it. I just hope such a inspiring country can come back from such upset.













I also managed to find my self a friend for the week to replace me missing my own kitty :)


Massive holidays blues now….
E x

Monday, 25 February 2013

Sheep, cabbages, chickens, tomatoes, cows....

So I started moving a few files around on my laptop today, a silly chore regarding I should be packing to move house instead! So, this was during a 'packing break'.

I found the video from my project with City&County Farmers Market and thought I should share it with you. My 'travelling exhibition', as it was called, was located at three separate farmers markets across London in one weekend. My aim was to promote farmers markets and the produce on offer whilst also educating children on the produce and what animal or veg their favourite food comes from i.e. burgers, chips...
The video was created by my amazingly clever friend Sarah Aylward, who helped me a lot over the weekend! As did my boyfriend who is more suited to sitting in an office with numbers, so big THANKS to both of them. The project was a year ago now, which I cant believe! Anyways I still love the video, and it always makes me smile, the run up was so busy and stressful but the weekend was o much fun!

Hope you have fun watching it.
Enjoy!



Thanks for reading and watching!
Elle x