I’m Jenelle, originally from a farm out in country Victoria, and now living in Melbourne, Australia.
I adore travelling in all of its forms and enjoy nothing more than filling my days and camera roll with nature, architecture and sunsets.
You’ll usually find me with a journal in one hand and iced coffee in the other, along with questionable tan lines from my camera strap.
Whenever I’m sadly not travelling, I work as a radiographer. A.K.A. the person responsible for doing x-rays, scans and all things medical imaging in a big metro hospital.
I’ve been working as a radiographer ever since I finished university, coming closer to a whole decade now.
It’s a worthwhile and challenging career, combining medical expertise with high level technical skills.
While I haven’t always loved the shift work, jetlag is now minor compared to swapping from night back to dayshifts. All those shifts come with extra time off too, just what a girl obsessed with travel needs.
I’m still learning about the deeper skills and techniques of great manual photography. Plus enjoying the challenge of moving away from automatic settings.
Currently, I shoot with an Olympus OM-D EM10 camera and love its portability even with multiple lenses.
I usually have a telephoto and portrait lens in my bag with me, hopefully I’ll be able to invest in a proper “all rounder” lens this year, to save me constantly needing to swap.
There’s something particularly awkward in trying to change camera lenses and look like a glamorous traveller!
I’ve thankfully come a long way from just putting it in auto mode and wondering why my pictures weren’t looking like I hoped they would.
Investing time into my photography learning has been a real gamechanger, though it has made looking back on my early shots a bit embarrassing.
Safe to say, there are some trips that I would like to redo with a bit more knowledge of the camera!
I’ve travelled to Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, France, England, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Turkey, the Philippines and Thailand.
Somehow though, my bucket list of dream countries only ever gets longer.
I travelled to Vietnam for the first time ever in May and it was simply fantastic to soak up a brand new country.
And drink as much Vietnamese iced coffee as I could handle without heart palpitations.
It was also be the first time that I travelled overseas for only a fortnight. I usually like to dedicate more time to exploring.
But the opportunity came up quite last minute and with limited holiday time, I decided to go for it. Honest travel tips for Vietnam coming in soon!
In 2023, I’m hoping to finally move over to London to start a long awaited dream of being a locum radiographer and travelling Europe on my weekends off.
I hope you’ll enjoy reading some of the tips, tricks and mishaps I’ve experienced on my travels so far. As well as some other tidbits about working overseas! Lovely to have you here!
Are you searching for the perfect day trips from Munich by train? Looking for an easy getaway on Germany’s excellent public transportation from the Bavarian capital out to the most beautiful parts of Bavaria and beyond? I’ve included 8 unique destinations for you, from medieval masterpieces like Nuremberg and Bamberg to stunning Salzburg nestled between snowy mountains and topped by a fortress. Or maybe you’re looking for a majestic alpine lake to explore some of nature’s beauty, there’s one of those here too for you to add to your list of perfect day trips! I’ve included something for everyone in this list of the best day trips from Munich, including the fairy-tale castle of Mad King Ludwig up in the Bavarian Alps. Grab your camera and come along with me as we discover the best bits of Bavaria by train!
Wondering how to make the most of a day trip to the capital of Bavaria? Second guessing if it’s even worth travelling to Munich if you’ve only got 24 hours to explore? I’ve got the perfect day all planned out for you with the best things to do all squeezed in a short amount of time. From elegant palaces home to Bavarian royalty through to the famous Olympic stadium out in the suburbs, I’ve collected the best places to enjoy from my trips to Munich and put them all into this guide. So you can make the most of all the best spots in Munich during your one day itinerary, along with some helpful tips from someone who’s been before. Saddle up for a speedy tour through München and don’t forget your camera!
Are you searching for the perfect guide on how to enjoy a vacation during winter in Munich Germany? How about the best things to do in the winter months in the biggest Bavarian city? Wondering which winter woolies will be good to bring along or what the average temperature might be? Or maybe you’re thinking about how to enjoy winter sports up in the Bavarian Alps or visit the fairytale castle Neuschwanstein. Not to worry, I’ve got the perfect guide to keep you warm and cosy in Munich during the winter months, plus make the most of your holiday time! I’ve visited the Bavarian capital twice now so I’ve got the inside scoop on the perfect cold weather activities. It’s a great place to enjoy the winter season with beautiful old buildings and lots to do inside to stay warm. From magical Christmas markets fuelled by mulled wine to ice skating on the squares of Munich, it’s all packed in here for you. Grab your mittens and let’s hit it!
Planning a beer-infused trip to the Bavarian capital and wondering what to wear to Oktoberfest, Munich? Wondering what the heck a dirndl is and how to wear lederhosen before you hit up your new favourite beer tents? Or maybe you’re wondering which shops to hit up to buy your perfect traditional outfit? Do you have to dress up or can you just attend in your normal clothes? Will you get told off for wearing your favourite pair of sneakers? I’ve got everything you need to know about traditional Bavarian attire and comfy shoes coming right up, grab your steins and flower crowns and let’s hit it!
Germany’s capital city is an essential stop for any traveller wanting to experience the bustling streets and I’ve got the perfect Berlin travel tips for you to enjoy the city like a Berliner. On a budget, of course, with hints to help you get the most out of your stay, like whether the Berlin Welcome Card is worth purchasing and how you can visit many of the city’s top sights for free. As well as handy pointers on which districts will save your wallet and get you a real taste of Berlin beyond sleek Potsdamer Platz. Grab your leather jacket and your camera, I’ve got the budget guide to the gritty streets of Berlin just for you.
Are you searching for the top things to do in Berlin at night, wondering how to make the most of the hours after dark in the German capital? Not to worry, I’ve put together this fun guide to Berlin after dark so you can enjoy your time soaking up the nightlife, that world-famous nightclub scene isn’t going to enjoy itself. Or maybe you’d prefer to enjoy a stunning view over the television tower or see the Brandenburg Gate all lit up with different colours? I’ve even included the best places for late night cuisine in this guide with a couple of Berlin’s famous eateries for party animals and night owls alike. Let’s go explore the vibrant streets of the capital of Germany after hours!
Are you searching for the best party hostels in Berlin? Wondering which hostel will have the best mix of great vibes, comfortable dorms and excellent roommates? Don’t despair, I’ve done the hard work for you and compiled a list of perfect budget hostels to keep you having a great time in Germany’s capital. Plus, hopefully help you find some fellow ravers to go enjoy Berlin’s world famous nightlife, without needing to impress the bouncer at Berghain. All-black leather outfit optional. Come with me and let’s find you the perfect party hostel to set you up for the best stay in quirky Berlin!
Berlin is absolutely worth visiting to get a taste of the many eclectic, cultural hubs hiding in Germany’s capital, not to mention the storied history of the city itself. Visiting Berlin is essential to get an understanding of what it was like during the long years that Berlin was literally and figuratively divided by the Berlin Wall and what life in Germany was like behind the Iron Curtain in the DDR. These days, the capital boasts a vibrant multicultural foodie scene, heaving nightclubs hiding out in abandoned factories and quirky vintage markets, all jumbled up together. Read on for my recommendations on the best things to do in Berlin after spending four days there, sampling the finest that Berlin has to offer. Don your leather jacket and grab your camera, it’s time to explore the best places on these bustling streets like a Berliner!
Searching for the best Berlin 3 day itinerary, ready to stroll the streets of an uber cool city with a techno club around every corner? Maybe you’d prefer wandering through world class museums or rummaging through vintage treasures at a flea market, fresh coffee in hand. Whether you’re here to see the Berlin Wall or just sampling the foodie scene, I’ve squeezed something for everyone into this perfectly curated itinerary and I’d love to share it with you. Let’s hit the road and start exploring the eclectic streets of the German capital, Berlin.
