What is your favorite holiday? Why is it your favorite?
*** Being an Australian, i am defining holiday as not going to work or it’s also a longer break from work such as taking time off to go on a trip somewhere.
In 2018, I embarked on an unforgettable journey through London, Prague, Vienna, and Budapest, a chapter that stands out in my travel memories.
What elevated its significance was the joyous occasion of Tim and Leigh’s wedding in London—a poignant milestone, especially considering my remarkable recovery from a stroke just a year earlier.
Despite uncertainties with my medical condition, I embraced the opportunity to explore these beautiful cities with the Trafalgar tour group, adding an element of excitement to the trip.
And to top it off, having my daughter Pat accompany us in London made the experience even more memorable.
What I also truly loved was wandering through the enchanting Christmas markets in Budapest and London, fulfilling a long-held dream of mine.
Such beautiful memories accompanied with beautiful photos.🙂✨
Thanks so much Erin for stopping by.
You’re welcome Teresa 😀
Fabulous memories for you – thanks for sharing. But in your second tiled block, the last three photos haven’t appeared for me.
Thanks Margaret, will
Try to fix that up.
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Sounds like a lovely adventure. As to your question, too many to choose but I did go round the world for a year so I guess probably that!
Around the world must be fun 👍
You must have been blogging for more than 4 years, Teresa, because I remember photos of this trip? Or maybe they were posted long afterwards? Anyway, very happy for your recovery and the happiness travel (and the family) has brought you.
Oh yes I posted all from my travels and posted it on my blog which I am sure started during the pandemic time haha. Thanks Jo for the comment.
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