I should admit that Time truly flies so quickly! During these several months, lots of things happened and changed my entire life. But all things are good and I am very happy about my decision. Anyway, I’m going to finish this travelling series as now I’m planning a new trip next year with my wife!
Day 7 in Cornwall
It’s nearly the end of our trip in the UK. In Day 7 & 8, we chose the Cornwall - a county on England’s rugged southwestern tip as our last stop. It’s actually a peninsula encompassing wild moorland and hundreds of sandy beaches, culminating at the promontory Land’s End. Due to the short of time, we only chose several remarkable spots to stop and visit. Long drive, long journey, something interesting happened, some were actually scary. Let’s get started!
Self-driving tour in Bristol
It was a long time since last blog as quite busy in the work at the moment. Considering the time passed since Feb, I’m going to end up this series of travelling blogs as soon as possible. Probably another one or two blogs will be going further. Afterwards, I really want to catch up something which I have learned and researched in my recent work and spare time and shared to you. Life is not just work and travelling, isn’t it?
The Roman Bath
After 4 days in London, we took the train from Paddington Station (Yes, paddington bear lives there) and went towards Bath.
Top of London and Stay in Bath
It has been quite busy rencetly at work so I stop writing this series of articles for few days. However, firstly I wish ya all have a good Easter holiday and enjoy this long weekend (if you live in Ireland)!
Day 4: The Shard
The Shard is located very close to London bridge and it is required pre-booked ticket in order to go to the top of the building. To be honest, the entrance of the Shard is quite confused, I still remember we arrived a little bit earlier at that day but was very hard to find the door. However, it’s definitely a must-to-go place with my own experience. We were very luckly that day the weather was extremely beatiful (Well, I heard about they “might” be refund you if the weather is too bad, not sure about that). No more words, here are photos!!!
Watford Junction London - Harry Potter!
Day 3: The Making of Harry Potter - Warner Bros. Studio Tour
Back to 2015, when I first visited London, my friend told me there is a very fantastic Studio for filming Harry Potter, not in London but quite close. As for me, I’m a big fan of Harry Potter, but only for books. I only watched the first Harry Potter movie - “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone”.
Last April, I travelled to Edinburgh, where J.K Rowling wrote the manuscript. Here is the famous birthplace of Harry Potter:
Spring Festival Journey with Dr.Shu
Day 1: Arrive in London
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Actually I went to St. Paul’s Cathedral back to 2015, my first time to visit London. However, I didn’t go into the builiding because of the lacking of the time. I still remember at that time, we finished exploring the Tate Modern Museum, going across the millennium bridge, then had a nice, Itanlian (or French) style food. I think it’s Burger as I didn’t know so many English or French words, so can’t even order the food.
GOT Journey in Northern Ireland
In the beginning
This article is probably my first travelling blog which I wished to write something about travelling for a long time.
To be honest, I don’t have many personal favourite habits except for driving, travelling and watching films. I’m also not a big fan of series as they are sometimes too long to finish, taking me so much time. So far, I only watched two series entirely. One is BBC - Sherlock Holmes, the other is HBO - Game of Thrones (GOT). And GOT probably is the longest series I still insisted to finish as highly recommended by Diarmuid and Brenny.
I still remember it was in 2016, summer time. My first Annual Holiday after starting my career. I aggressively started from Season 1, only spent 2 weeks to catch up until Season 6. Since that time, I become a loyal fan of GOT, as the same feeling to Sherlock Holmes.
Before start
How to use Git Submodule to manage Hexo themes
In the last blog How to update Hexo and Hexo theme properly, I manage both Hexo blog and Hexo themes as Git Repositories. However, I met a problem when I push everything to remote repo and tried to pull to another PC/Mac.
Where is my theme?
How to update Hexo and Hexo theme properly
In the previous blog, I introduced how to update Hexo and Hexo theme - NexT
. However, since Hexo 3.0, it’s recommended to install hexo-cli
, which is command line interface for hexo.