Prussia Cove: The People.

Prussia Cove: The Place.

Travels and travels. Cornwall edition.

It seems like all i've been doing most of the time is writing my thesis and flitting around various parts of england i've never seen before. This time around was Cornwall, and to the beautiful Porth-en-Alls in Prussia Cove. It's slightly hard to even put into words what kind of place this is, and the more people i talked to about it the more we realized we all felt the same. It's not the sort of setting you can describe, or possibly capture with a million pictures, but rather it's the kind of place you just have to go see for yourself. Once you go there once i'm pretty sure it's the sort of estate you try any way imaginable to keep getting back to. I was lucky enough to be there for a wedding, which lasted a week, and only added to the already magical nature of the place. I took nearly 500 pictures, because i couldn't stop being blown away by where i was, and the full moon over the sea didn't hinder the magical feeling either. There were sea side cliffs and houses nestled on hillsides and wildflowers and hills covered in rabbits and dirt baths and lots and lots of swimming around rocky coves. There will be many pictures to come, but first this place needed an explanation.

Bibimbap Mondays!

I finally got around to making this Korean dish called Bibimbap that i've been craving for weeks. It's SUPER complicated, and takes a million and twenty steps, but it's so completely worth it and perfect for spring. The recipe i used was this one, i'd highly recommend it if you have some time on your hands. I adjusted everything a little bit to my liking, but that is the general gist.