Son et lumière show

The French speakers out there will know exactly what I mean, but I guess I’ll translate for the rest of my readers… It just means sound and light.

San Francisco Maritime: a ship sanctuary

Still on a mission to get all the passport stamps from the NPS. We are far from complete, but the Western Region is starting to look pretty full.

The Point Reyes boat…again

I went back to the Point Reyes boat in Inverness, CA with my friend Andrew last weekend. 

The Point Reyes Boat

This boat may be even more famous than Point Reyes itself… It sits right on Tomales Bay in Inverness, CA and is convenienty named “Point Reyes.”

San Francisco by the docks

Well. I don’t really know how to start. I was supposed to get on a plane back to my country (Belgium) this morning… but obviously didn’t since I’m writing this. My girlfriend proposed to me about 10 days ago so we are going to get married.

Paris, je t’aime (part IV): On a walk from Bastille to Les Halles

This was actually a much longer walk because we walked from Bastille to Arc de Triomphe. But I’m thinking you guys could get out of breath if we don’t take a break halfway. So in the post, you’ll see photos taken at Bastille, by the Seine, at Notre-Dame de Paris all the way to Centre Georges Pompidou and Les Halles.

Amsterdam. Tadam!

It’s a truly beautiful city. I hadn’t gone there in years (if at all… I can’t remember), and I really enjoyed (re)discovering the streets and canals of Amsterdam.

España: Denia by the seaside

You are probably tired of seeing pictures of Denia, but I thought you’d be able to hang in there and see a few more. JK.

España: reporting from the seafood auction

I’d never been to one of those, and it’s kind of interesting to see how it works. At the end of each day, the fishermen come back from from the sea and try to sell what they fished at the best price possible. To do so, they unload their fish from their boats and bring it to what is called the outcry market. There, professionals bid on the price of the fish.