Caroline Hadilaksono

fuckyeahprettyplaces:

Portree, Scotland.

Trondheim, Norway.

theworldwelivein:

(via Mirror, mirror on the water…………….(Explored #210, my 55’th) | Flickr - Photo Sharing!)

fuckyeahprettyplaces:

Southern Greenland.

theworldwelivein:

natural beauty (by cardbush)

fuckyeahprettyplaces:

Palácio da Pena, São Pedro de Penaferrim, Sintra, Portugal

Romina, I hope Oaxaca looks something like this… 

landscapelifescape:

Bernal, Queretaro de Arteaga, Mexico

Bernal, a Magical Town (by Luis Montemayor)

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I must go here, if only so that I get to paint all those super adorable little rooftops. See what I mean? The list is getting longer and longer.

fuckyeahprettyplaces:

Tallinn, Estonia.

Whoa, this looks like Big Fish! I can’t believe this exists in California. My list is getting longer and longer.

theworldwelivein:

Myst - Point Reyes National Seashore, California
©  PatrickSmithPhotography

I was googling Tehachapi, and this is the image that came up. Holy, road trip! It is also apparently the site of the largest wind farm in the US. (Tehachapi Desert, Central California : TreeHugger)

Oh, look, my future house!

fuckyeahprettyplaces:

Chateau Frontenac, Quebec, Canada.

If I ever get rich, I’m taking all my friends here.

(Source: theindigobunting.blogspot.com, via jmchung)

Milford Track - The Finest Walk in the World (via Away.com)

I first heard of Milford Track from this Globe Trekker episode, a few years ago (I so love public television). Ever since then, this place has made it into the top of my list of places to visit. Actually it’s a little more than that, it’s more like my “things that I want to accomplish in my lifetime” list, which includes going abroad to go study at a culinary school, and doing an illustration for the cover of the New Yorker (specifically the food issue). 

Oh, while I’m on it, I’d also like to own a truck like this, and fill up the whole back part with french bread and other baked goods, drive around town, and sell baked goods from it.

Enough day dreaming for today, now back to kerning.

Motif No. 1, Cape Ann peninsula.

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Olympic National Park’s true distinction lies in its stunning diversity. Few places on earth have so much of everything: human and natural history, unusual flora and fauna, utter wilderness, and spots for every kind of outdoor recreation. Magnificent waterfalls, wide alpine meadows sparkling with avalanche lilies, larkspur, and Indian paintbrush, eerie moss-bearded forests dripping with fog, and cliff-lined beaches await the adventurous explorer.

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travelhighlights:

Pelourinho by Ciska Tobing

Salvador, Brazil

sabbatical:

Recipe for an amazing neighbourhood, no matter where in the world you are: 

1. Keep history
2. Build in the gaps
3. Add colour

 

4. Have good weather year round