Anyways, a month and a half is quite a long time to be in a small town like Menton. And, I mean, some people could have gotten bored. I, I'm happy to say, did not. I had an amazing time there. I made an international array of friends. All in all, it's a summer I'm going to remember for years to come.
Whether it's the rich European culture that surrounds you through ancient chapels and streets that people from the middle-ages walked upon, or the moonscapes that jut out into the sea, Menton is full of amazing things. And of course the Mediterranean Sea cannot go without mention. When the sun has almost set behind the mountains, the brilliant colours of the sky reflect into the water to create a sea the colour of oil. It's a beauty that has to be seen. At night, the stars shine like diamonds laid upon a black veil.
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| Dolceacqua |
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| Moonlit Shore of Menton |
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| Vintimiglia at Sunset |
Jumping from that serene vision, there is something we don't really have here in Canada: foam parties. All it is is just a rave where they shoot a soapy foam (which reacts with your eyes the same way soap does) at you. But once you've done it, there's no way of comparing it with a normal dance party. It's a whole different level of fun.
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| The Sky on my Last Day in Menton |
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| Dolceacqua |
An absolutely massive thanks goes to the friends I met there. They really made my vacation complete. And of course to my family and brother. Good times all the way.
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| Walking to Monaco |
So that's what I did this Summer. I really hope you enjoyed the works I put up in that time.
Thank you, and goodnight.
Feo.
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