No Travel February 2020

By Celine -

I have been thinking about how much I "neglect" this blog. It's my travel blog, but I haven't been doing a lot of travel lately. In this post, I'll share with you the photos I took last February.

Winter was still here in February.

But we get sunny days like this one too
Watching the Vancouver Whitecaps FC in person


That's a "summary" of February in pictures.

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