With being able to experience some of the world through my academic travels, I also love travelling each year with family to different countries. My favourtie destination that I keep finding myself going back to has to be Fungerola in Spain. For roughly the past 8 years, me and my family travel each year to Spain to enjoy a week worth of relaxation right on the beach. With the shops being a quick 5-10 minute walk away from our apartments it made the perfect location for me and my big family to spend. With the amazing few of the beach, just a 2 minute walk outside our apartments, these holidays made my love for travel want to expand so much more. With COVID hitting in the past few years, this has meant that there hasn't been as much family holidays abroad. Instead we have tried our best to have stay at home holidays, and have headed to different places through Ireland to enjoy a relaxing holiday. The photo above is from one of our few staycations in Ireland when Covid h...
Ever since I was old enough to talk I have always loved the idea of discovering new things and places. My first ever adventure in terms of travelling was a real eye opener and I will remember it for the rest of my life. In early March of 2018, I was given the lifetime opportunity to travel to Washington DC and embark on for what I can only describe as a once in a lifetime experience.
The program that I was involved with was based around the ever growing poverty and homelessness that ripples through America each year. Throughout the ten days, I was engaging with a range of different individuals from young to old to listen and understand their stories about how they feel into a live of poverty.
As a group we worked throughout many of Americas famous homelessness programs like DC Central kitchen. We prepared and cook hundreds of meals and snacks for people who travelled from all over the country to just have a warm cooked meal. Being able to interact with each individual was so overwhelming hearing the different stories and the extreme lengths that everyone had came to in order to get some food or find somewhere to sleep for the night. Its safe to say there were lots of tears shred on the first few days, and a lot of us as individuals began to realize how lucky we all were.
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