It’s another wet and windy Monday morning and once again I’m in front of a computer screen rather than out exploring the world. To get me through autumn and winter I’m bringing back #WIRBMonday to showcase the long list of where I and some of my favourite travel and adventure people would rather me this Monday morning.
I’m going to kick it off with this:
Where Would I Rather Be This Monday Morning?
Jelly Fish Lake in Palau.
Why?
What do you mean why? Can you not see the photo? It’s incredible! It ticks the basics of my favourite things. It’s far away, it’s difficult to get to and it’s amazing.
Now swimming with jellyfish isn’t everyone’s cup of tea but luckily these jellyfish have evolved over millions of years of near isolation to have a sting almost undetectable by human skin so we’re safe.
Getting there would be incredible and waking up there this Monday morning would be bliss. That’s where I’d like to be today.
Where would you rather be? Answer in the comments below or on Twitter using the hashtag #WIRBMonday.
Previous Where I’d Rather Be on Mondays:
Toau by Torre Del Roche
The Trans Siberian Express by Juno
On a Journey by Brad Nicholson
Yukon Territory, Canada by Lee Peyton
Take Me To Where The West Wind Blows by Sean Newall
Waking Up All Over the World by Melvin Bocher
A Beach By Isabelle
Maurellias Las Illas by Mark Cooper
Everywhere and Nowhere by Keith Jenkins
Queen Charlotte Trail, NZ by Ben Colclough
The Amazon by Ed Stafford
Anywhere! By Al Humphreys
Dolalghat, Nepal by Dan Martin