Apple Cider Festival

There were more than 100 different type of apples there and you can try as many as you want. 

My favourite brand 'Gala' finally found 'the one' but its very confusing after tasting so many apples with  few pints of cider.

200 types of ciders, ginger chilli, honey, elder flower, all different kind of fruits, pig piss and garlic etc.

Apple Farm festival

is coming soon  ➢ ➣ ➢ ➣ ➢ ➣ ➢ ➣ ➢ ➣ ➢ ➣

Dinner at weekend

Dumpling soup

Deep fried sardine and salad

Seaweed rice

:) 

Heart warming

when some words reminds me of our time together and eating satsuma in winter time :D

Spaceship Fashion

Silver Backpack ???

Jacket: All Saint

Dress: Topshop

Jumper: H&M

Shoes: Dr.Martin

Tights: Made in Japan!

and my favourite earphone: Urbanears♥♥♥

Giogia's Birthday

Dundee to St' Andrew

Moving from Dunblane to Dundee, we stopped over at pretty town called Perth, seeing beautiful flowers, rivers, mountains and yummy food stovies. After lunch we walked all the way to the gate of highland. Seeing salmons climbing massive waterfall was impressive.

Queen's view

Next day we headed to St' Andrews where Kate and Prince William met. 

Library for University of St Andrews

My Scottish friend eating Scottish Chocolate sweet

Breakfast

Smoothie with:

Plain yogurt

Milled Flaxseed

Spinich

Coconut oil

Soya Milk

Pro-Green

Coconut water

 

Healthy Breakfast after eating so much cakes lately :)

Bath

I've been to Bath so many times as work, I walked to royal crescent with my group and decided to stay in the cafe watching movies all day.

 Japanese Ghibli movie Howl's Moving Castle : scripted and directed by Hayao Miyazaki. 

Brilliant French romantic movie Delicacy   

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind 

Edinburgh to Dunblane

Moving from Edinburgh to Danblane where Andy Murray grew up, it was a pleasant one hour journy by train.
My friend picked me up from Dunblane station, driving around Callander, Loch Lomond and Lock Katrine where Jan lives. Seeing so many mountains and lochs reminded me of Japanese countryside where my Grandparents used to live. NO signal on the phone, only 12 residences around big big loch Katrine, no shop nearby, it takes 40 muinutes by car if you need to get something, 1 hour drive to the closeset pub. If you are ill, the ambulane can't get in because of narrow road, emergency air ambulance has to come and get you. No school in this villege, not a gerat place to bring kid up but something you can feel something warm and refresh mind completely from modern IT life. Local people help each other here, they grow their vegitable, get some eggs from chicken and ducks and exchange all food they need.