Shots of Nicaragua and returning to London.

After an incredible 6 months away I'm back in London! Nicaragua completely exceeded my expectations and I know that everything I learnt teaching English out there can be transferred to my work here. I found the people there to be so warm and generous despite having very little, in some cases. The landscape and scenery are absolutely stunning, Nicaragua is really a hidden gem of CA.

Adjusting back into London life, I am resuming songwriting workshops and teaching piano, clarinet and now english privately so if you would like a workshop/lessons please get in touch through my website actuallyamy.co.uk.

From volcanoes to diverse cities to beautiful lagoons. Here are a few pictures:

 Our Lady of Grace Cathedral, León - the largest cathedral in Central America.

Granada - previously the capital of Nicaragua.
It is one of Nicaragua's most important cities, economically and politically.

Mud pools at San Jacinto - bubbling at 250 degrees celsius!
Said to probably be linked to
Volcan Telica.

Volcan Telica - one of several volcanoes of the Nicaraguan volcanic front.
One of Nicaragua's most active volcanoes.

Laguna de Apoyo - an endorheic lake in the basin of an extinct volcano.

Ometepe Island - meaning 'two mountains'
Ometepe is situated in Lake Nicaragua and made up of  two volcanoes, Volcanoes Maderas and Volcan Concepción.

A few of my students! Academia Europea, Managua.

Welcome to 2011

The year has started well! Have a couple more schools I'm working in for the Music Service as of next Tuesday.
Running around putting up leaflets locally for private teaching too.
New years resolutions are.... to read more and do more exercise.
Will let you know how that one's going...

Peace and Love :)