The Grand Canyon, the strip, the casinos, the humidity, it was Vegas. Rented a pickup truck (my bucket list) and we drove, sweated, enjoyed life.

One of the first places we visited was during COVID. The whole experience, the views, the alone time with my husband, being outdoors with nature, it was magical. The rocky mountains are breathtakingly gorgeous.

Jackson had such a cute little town - something a non American would imagine. I rode a horse for the first time, i swam in a hot spring and ate elk (sorry).

We stopped at this place when we were in Jackson Hole, the views of this place...WOW

This is a beautiful park to visit and it is basically on our doorstep. Lots of walking, paddle boarding, photo taking and oh yeah, I was pregnant.

The world had changed, people were avoiding each other, we were not allowed to leave America, England was in lockdown, but Miami didn’t change a bit. It was like going back in time where people enjoyed life and socialising.

Where we now call home. The sweltering summer, the piercing skin, nose bleeds FREEZING winter, the city, the everyday life.

I’m not sure exactly where in New Hampshire I have visited, but I’ve been there. Hi neighbour.

If I could live anywhere else in the States it would be Vermont. The lakes, the greenery, the towns, the vineyard, all beautiful.

Visited here a couple of times now, its big, its bold, its busy, its New York. I’ll keep on going though.

We saw so many Elk and we smelt of egg most of the time, who knew Yellowstone smelt of egg! Yellowstone is a whole other world, and only if it was possible to relax in the springs without dying eh!