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Yunnan – The Ancient Tea Trees of Jing Mai Shan

“Jing Mai Shan” – Jing Mai Mountains – is undoubtedly the place that not only made us like China (or would we rather say the Yunnan Province), but also our… Read More

Photo of the Month – February 2017 | Wild

On the 15th of each month, at 12 o’clock sharp Paris time, we post a photo on a theme chosen by Photo of the Month, a group of worldwide amateur… Read More

Photo of the month – September 2016 | Lacework

The 15th of each month at 12 o’clock sharp Paris time, we post a photo on a specific theme chosen by one of the members of Photo for the month,… Read More

[Portrait] Tom: underneath his youngish appearance…

With his angel face, he seems to have fallen from the nest. He has a slightly tanned skin, quite smooth and almost beardless, and bushy untameable golden-blond hair. His frozen… Read More

Nantes – Breakfast à la Française at La Cigale

I love those brasseries and cafés that have withstood time and kept intact interior architecture and decorations. When walking in, it’s kind of a multisensory experience, a journey into the… Read More

Love, Chinese Hot Pot and Watermelon Juice {+Recipes}

We arrived in the city of Pu’er, Yunnan, China somewhat by chance, and we must say without having organized anything. We got there Southeast-Asian-style – understand without any accommodation address… Read More

Hanoi: experiencing life in the Vietnamese capital city

It has always been hard for us to choose between countryside and cities. We like both the calm and slowness of the first and the tumult and energy of the… Read More

Danish Christmas – Gløgg and Æbleskiver

Can’t believe December is already there. We have already lit our Christmas countdown candle and taken the opportunity to taste a few specialities, which in my opinion and in general… Read More

Danish Christmas – Vaniljekranse, vanilla cookies

Early December marks the beginning of a Christmas cookie-baking marathon in our family. My mother and I carry on the long tradition. And even though we can’t be together for… Read More