After realising we might’ve lost all our GoPro footage from our cycling trip around Europe, Kel put together some of the videos we took on our normal camera. This footage is from Switzerland to Iceland involving travel by bicycle, train, bus and ferry! Have a watch 🙂 Music by Kel’s favourite singer….. the Biebs haha
Faroe Islands
Life in the Faroe Islands
Faroe IslandsWe have been in the Faroe Islands for a little bit over two months now. A house in a little village of 1200 people called Vestmanna has been our home.
Lollipop making
Faroe IslandsNatascha is a lady we met within the first few weeks of being in the Faroe Islands. She lives across the road from where we are staying. She came and said hi after learning we were from Australia where she is from also! There are about 5 Australians living on the islands. It just so happens that two of them live in our little 1200-people village, with one even growing up in Artarmon and Manly! It really is such a small world.
Snow day
Faroe IslandsOver the past few weeks, there have been a few days where we have spotted snow on the mountaintops but none in the village. Last week, we had two full days of snow and boy, was it fun!!!! I was so happy for Kel to finally experience the magic of snow falling, catching snowflakes, making snow angels, having a snow ball fight and making a snow man (although the snow was too powdery to do a really good one).
Run rabbit, run
Faroe Islands, Travel thoughts6:20am, the alarm goes off. It’s still pitch black outside but I wake up filled with excitement even though I don’t know how the day is going to play out.
Faroe Islands
Faroe IslandsExcitement was shown all over our faces as we were in line waiting to board the ferry to the Faroe Islands. For those of you who do not know, the Faroe Islands are an archipelago situated between south east of Iceland, north of Scotland and west of Norway and are owned by the Danish kingdom, with just under 50,000 inhabitants.
