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weekly wander 02 | insta-travel
One of the greatest things about Instagram is not only the ability to share your own perspective with the world, but the ability to discover new things too. Before our European adventure, I did a little searching and stumbled across some really inspiring Instagram accounts, and now when I scroll through my feed it majorly fuels my wanderlust! I can’t stop day dreaming about Paris, mosaic tiles, lavender fields and day trips to the beach. Here are a few favorites –
top paloma parrot | second carin olsson | third olivia thébaut | bottom lauren davison
eye candy 05 | fruity and floral
This week I am dreaming in pink and yellow with a touch of teal. I love the mix of fruity prints with graphic elements and floral artworks like Emily Ferretti’s Planted Falls or Alicia Galer’s Potted Garden. Here are the images that inspired me this week –
ferretti | solis | taylor | vermeiren | mccombie | bravo | paganini | galer
reims and epernay | france
Before any more time passes, and a new trip takes center stage, I wanted to share these last few photos from our European adventure. We spent the day exploring Reims and Epernay admiring beautiful chateaus and taking tours of underground cellars and most importantly drinking lots of to-die-for champagne.
photo credit kate zitzer
paris 02 | france
Photos from our last night in Paris strolling beneath the Eiffel Tower after a Seine river cruise and one of the best dinner experiences of my life – salmon salads and decadent chocolate soufflés and making friends with the sweetest elderly couple sitting nearby. I knew this would be one of those evenings I would be nostalgic for later on and I already am.
photo credit kate zitzer
paris 01 | france
We arrived to rain on our windows and I loved every minute of it. Seeing Paris under a grey sky was so charming. The next four days were some of the most wonderful days of my life. We wandered around for hours. We strolled along the Seine and Champs Élysées. We saw churches and arches, famous paintings and sculptures. We ate crepes and croissants and I drank some of the best chocolat chaud of my life. We took the elevator to the top of the Eiffel Tower and got lost in Montmartre. We went to the Sacré Cœur, lounged in gardens and started to memorize the metro lines. The Louvre was as beautiful as I remembered. The fact that I was able to share all of this with Marc and his sweet family only made it that much better.
photo credit kate zitzer