I do the majority of my traveling in the spring and in the fall, when the flights are cheaper and weather isn’t too hot or too cold. Aside from Easter, there aren’t huge crowds of tourists either but I have faced the throngs of Easter tourism in the past. Booking holidays over Easter means you use two less vacation days! Advantages and disadvantages. Note to self, if away over Easter, avoid the tourist sites (i.e. last year’s visit to the Tower of London on Easter Sunday in the rain was ridiculously crowded in spite of the weather)
Here are some photos from my spring travels. While most of them are from the U.K., I have visited a few other places in the spring. The photos, however, tend to be of buildings or if there are trees in the photos, there aren’t many leaves on them. They all get a bit same-y looking after awhile.
At the Castlerigg Stone Circle, near Keswick in the English Lake District.
More lambs, in Castleton, in England’s Peak District National Park
Springtime in Grasmere, also in the Lake District
War memorial in Cardiff, Wales
Spring in Amsterdam
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I will be in Wales in August. I can’t decide if I prefer your Wales photos or the lambies!
North Wales in particular is stunning!
Lovely spring photos, You can really feel it in the shots.
Thank you!
Oh, the Lake District looks gorgeous in spring. We were there late May last year and loved seeing the lambs. Such mischievous animals playing around :)
The lambs are so cute and they really do kind of spring up and jump about!
The ones I saw were head-butting each other off a log! So funny :)
Oh what cute little lambs :)