The Spanish adventure actually began before I had even reached Spain. Boarding the Ryanair flight, I was once again assigned rear boarding, something I have
Author: FrogDiva
Writer, traveler, photographer - channelling the inner thoughts and emotions through the camera lens in homage to life, light, and the soul. These are the musings of a FrogDiva.
Photography and writing are pillars of my soul, and hence, inseparable from my being. The urge to write about what I photograph or match a photograph to my writings are processes that are never far from one another.
Why frogs? They are adaptable creatures who live and survive just about any environment you expose them to. They are short, chubby, not particularly pretty, but carry a wealth of experience with them. I collect them with a passion (the decorative type, not the live ones), and they are a reminder to return to the simplicity and spirituality of my being, but always making the most of each day, savouring every moment.
A Frog in England: Day 4 (III)
Homeward Bound, Part III: Through the Stansted Portal… Almost Do you remember the White Rabbit from Alice in Wonderland? That was me. Only instead of
A Frog in England: Day 4 (II)
Homeward Bound, Part II: London Chaos After the serenity of Cornwall, London clearly felt obliged to restore balance to the universe. Victoria Coach Station greeted
A Frog in England: Day 4 (I)
Homeward Bound, Part I 23.07.2026 If travel broadens the mind, getting home occasionally requires a working knowledge of logistics, patience, and mild insanity. Our merry
A Frog in England – Day 3
22 July 2026 If Day Two taught me that time moves differently in Cornwall, Day Three reminded me that so does imagination. Our first destination
A Frog in England – Day 2
21 July 2026 Cornwall Unfolds After finally arriving at the hotel shortly after one o’clock this morning, bedtime and breakfast seemed separated by little more
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