Credit to the Pixabay Thank you all who have participated in the TF Cup competition. It was probably one of the most unpredictable World Cups the world has seen. To predict the outcome was very difficult

Hello, friends! I want to talk about the world Cup that is currently taking place in my country. I've never been keen on football. I didn't even know the names of the famous players. I only heard about

Hello, friends! I will tell you about the picturesque districts of St. Petersburg, which is unlikely to wander random tourists. This neighborhood is located near the metro station "Elizarovskaya",

Photos taken by me, collage made by me A few years ago I had the opportunity to visit one of the countries with the most sportsmanship in the world, a country with a heart painted of blue, a country full

Heyho Readers! How are you? Third post about Rio Grande do Sul, my beautiful home state in Brazil. Hey guys, giving continuation on the series about my home state, Rio Grande do Sul  - the southernmost

I don't normally post single photo posts but I really like this photo and think it deserves to have its own post. This is my favourite photo and you will see how much I like it in a minute. This was taken

3 summers ago, I've decided to go for an university internship somewhere aboad. The country of my choice ended up being Pakistan - country I've heard of only as a terrorist paradise before. It all happened

Hi, there! This is my entry #1 to this exciting TF Cup Game Contest by @TravelFeed :))! With the World Cup happening, the TravelFeed Team has decided to launch its own competition, and I'm making a post

THE FIRST BATTLE In recent years Leicester (for non English speakers this is pronounced Lester, not Lay-cester) has become famous for two things. In 2016, Leicester City produced one of the biggest sporting

Afternoon Tea the Right Way - Part I One of my Christmas presents from my daughter and son-in-law last year was an afternoon tea for two at 'Cakes the Difference' in Patcham, Brighton. To make it extra

When Is A Street Not A Street? When It's A Drang! A large proportion of the buildings in the lower end of Port Isaac were built in periods when the shipping and fishing trades were at their most prosperous.

Heyho Readers! How are you? Second post about Rio Grande do Sul, my beautiful home state in Brazil. Hey guys, this is the second post of a series I've started with the intention to show a little bit of

Qualification for the UEFA League Championships 2012 Unfortunately my photos don't show justice to the atmosphere. I only took my ipod as I wouldn't dare bring a decent camera to the game. When going to

Hello Steemian Friends, It does seem like ages since we wrote our last blog post, but it's only been five days, yet a week for a #travelfeed related post. Sam has been hit with the World Cup fever and

In my last post, I showed you a photo of the Dunster Castle from far afield. Today, let's continue our journey and take a look inside the castle premises. Before we go in, I want to tell you first of all

Titisee is a Black Forest village approximately 40 km from Freiburg and within easy reach via a scenic train journey. Or, you can arrive on a coach trip as the majority of visitors do. For the population

Hoooray Readers! How are you? Travelling around South America? You should learn about Mate. I've posted on some of my stories how south american people drink Mate; it appeared in one of my pictures, of

Ever since I read the Jean M. Auel ‘Clan of the Cave Bear’ trilogy, I’ve been intrigued by the Danube River, known by the Neanderthals in her books as the “Mother River”. Commencing in the Black Forest

The Atomium Atomium seen from the metro station This monument, that is designed by the engineer André Waterkeyn and architects André and Jean Polak (all Belgians), was originally constructed specifically

Dear Travel Community, With the World Cup approaching, the TravelFeed Team has decided to launch its own little competition with hefty rewards at the end! We invite you to take part in the run for the