May 12, 2019
Europe is still my dream place after all these years. After high school, I lived in Sweden for a summer with my grandmother and some family friends. During that trip I experienced 9 European countries. Today starts a new journey for me. This picture was taken over the North Sea coming onto land in Amsterdam. This picture makes me excited for new adventures. It’s also a strange feeling to describe, but it’s almost a feeling of coming home.

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