czwartek, 26 czerwca 2014

Learn to live



It’s been 6 weeks now, since I arrived to Gran Canaria. During this time I have been hiking, snorkelling, jumping from a cliff to the ocean, cycling, surfing but also reading, learning Spanish, meeting new people and meditating.
For people who comes for 2 week vacation, any destination is like a target, ‘must see’ places, tripadvisor’s ‘must go’ bars and of course “do nothing” time, trying to relax and forget about what they left at home.
For me, this season is to learn how to live differently, having 24 hours a day for myself. First step was to slow down. Slow down with walking, eating, doing many thing at one time and start to do nothing. Nothing but enjoying the present.
Changing life is a process you cannot skip or accelerate. It’s time and experiences you collect and appreciate every moment as it was the last day in your life. Guess I may say I’m lucky to have this chance and even being at the beginning of my new path I know I will be a happy person from now on.
Becoming a hippie came naturally and is the way I chose for me, my partner, children and friends I share my life with.
With this short intro I want to invite you to my new world. See life on Grand Canaria with my eyes.

This is where i live - calle Portugal 69


My second home - Artenara - El Warung Cave hostel

Our (hostel's) ride
Sea food paella

Artenara - El Warung cave hostel neighbour's house



Puerto de Mogan
Jesus - Artenara






Hiking end of the world



Water reservoir

The Frog - Roque Nublo guard

Hiking

Just an ordinary tapas lunch




Cave where I left a note for next people comming. On the way to Roque Nublo



Maspalomas Dunes - having fun with hostel guest. Before evening swim.

House in La Isleta - for sale.

One of many little streets on La Isleta.





Regional Canarian Music Festival - Santa Catalina


Attraverssiamo



La Isleta at sunset - walk with me

San Juan Fiesta - National flag size of a building

Parque Doramas

Night life - very popular in Las Palmas live band concert
San Juan Fiesta -
thousands of people celebrating on the beach at night. There’s a traditional midnight swim, fireworks and live music till dawn.


Fisherman's boats

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