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This is one of the most beautiful building in Hull City Centre. This is Maritime Museum which I have yet to visit. And I believe that this will be the trademark of Hull City. I'll bring whoever that visit me in Hull to snap a picture, lol.
And now I am here to tell you my journey to hull - It.was.so.dreadful.
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Filter level x10000000000
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All mine.
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My luggage was really heavy. Until now, I don't even know what I bring because it seems like I'm still lacking of everything.
It was a hassle to take tubes. I was dragging my luggage with my aunty. We have to change stops before we leave to King Cross to catch our train to Hull.
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Free treats since it's their 15th anniversary.
It takes almost three hours from London to Hull. However, I took a direct train so the journey was shorter than that. Hull Trains are good - they have free wifi! hahaha.
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This drawer is probably the treasure. I don't even know why I bring so much here because I hardly eat them until now. However, they are a taste of home when I'm really homesick.
Compare to them, I'd prefer to pack my ahma in my luggage.
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Have I told you guys that I love avocados?
I get very enthusiastic when it comes to preparing breakfast.
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Simple breakfast before I kick start my day.
I always insist to eat breakfast before I leave for anything. I will wake up earlier to make breakfast. Or even when I'm running out of time, I'll have a bowl of muesli or cereal. There is so many kind of cereals in the UK which I want to try. Also, the flavours they have for chips are insane.
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Before leaving the house - currently obsessed with stripes.
Black is always my first choice - if not, it will be monochrome colours.
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Autumn.
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Strolled around the streets in the neighborhood.
The weather was lovely.
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And finally heading to the city to get the things I need;
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Maritime Museum.
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Totally love this picture.
I mean it when I told you that the weather is lovely. Look at all the fluffy cotton candy clouds.
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Albert's Dock.
I swear that I didn't filter this.
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I love this picture of my aunty.
I really wonder how could I make it if I am alone. I came without any friends , choosing another path from them. Not to mention that, Hull is really far away from wherever they are. So I feel so blessed to have her with me throughout the whole journey. I don't think I could carry anything myself up north without her help. Not to mention that she bought me so many things - even if it is unnecessary.
gosh, so blessed.
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agreed.
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And also had my first brunch in Hull the other day.
The Brunch Waffle with a classic cup of black coffee.
The English here prefers black coffee over anything else. I used to love Cappucino , however I could not handle the calorie count so I switched to Americano or Long Black. My friends look at me in a kind when I tell them I wanted black coffee. It may be too bitter for people, but I love the originality of it.
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yay, my dimples are back!
After brunch, I strolled around the street - knowing that they have little vintage shops.
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I appreciate little shops like this. And everything they are selling are handmade, and self-designed. The price are slightly higher than what you can find in the malls. Well, we are paying for effort and creativity.
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beautiful sight of Maritime Museum when the sky turns dark.
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La vie en rose.
No filter photograph.
Gosh, the pink skies here are so beautiful.
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This will be a different path in life and a starting of a new journey. Some things are moving on, some things will be left behind. It only matters what you bring along.
I hope that it's going to be 'hull' of a year.
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