The World From My Eyes

Hi all, Browsing through Easter holiday pictures made me crave for jacket potato as I didn't have a chance to eat it when I was in Granada. So, I decided to make it myself today and I'm sharing the recipe here. What you need: Potato 1 can of tuna in brine 1 can of sweetcorn Mayonnaise Olive oil Salt Pepper Chilli Flake (optional) Spring Onion (optional) Preparations:   Potatoes Wash the potatoes thoroughly Washed potatoes Poke holes with fork Rub oil around each potato Sprinkle salt and pepper Ready to bake Bake the potatoes at 180deg for 1 hour and 10 minutes  Tuna and sweetcorn filling Remove the water from tuna and sweetcorn  Mix the tuna and sweet corn in a bowl Tuna and sweetcorn in a bowl Add mayonnaise, chilli flake and spring onion Put everything in a bowl Seasoned with salt and pepper  Filling is ready Mix well Serve with the baked potatoes while its hot. Bon appetit! Jacket potato with tuna and sweetcorn fillin

Second day of Barcelona. We initially wanted to go to Montserrat but we though it'll be too rushed if we go there; so we decided to stay in Barcelona instead as since we've already bought tickets for Sagrada Familia, we head there the first thing in the morning. Unfortunately, when we went outside; it rained. Since it rained, we can't go up the tower due to safety reason. For that, we exchanged our tower ticket for an audio guide for this place. If you ever plan to visit the Sagrada Familia, I would really recommend to get an audio guide. At least you'll learn something about the place. Sagrada Familia is Gaudi's unfinished work and not complete to this date. Even after 100 years, it is still not complete. The construction started in 1885 and expected to complete is 2026. Hopefully they'll get it done by then. This place is really spectacular. If anybody comes to Barcelona and don't know which one to go, I would really recommend this place; especially arc

Hello everyone! After resting and moving room, I'm here to write about my recent Easter Escapade at Spain and Portugal. So, I'll start with our first pit stop, Barcelona. We took the 8.15am flight from London Stansted and arrived at Barcelona around 11.30am local time. Spain's time is 1 hour ahead of London. Once we arrived at the airport, we took the train to Barcelona Central. If you're planning to use the public transport in Barcelona, I would recommend the 10 trip ticket. The ticket costs €9.95 (for zone 1) for 10 journeys and many people can use 1 ticket. So you can share the ticket with your travel companions. This is the most cost-effective way to go to city center as single ticket from the airport will cost you €4.10 to Barcelona Sants or Passeig de Garcia station (Barcelona Central). Snowy mountain tops. London -> Barcelona Barcelona at last! As our accommodation was near Sagrada Familia, we had to change at Passeig de Garcia and change to the p