One of my first, if not the first passions I had was dance. I started ballet when I was 3 years old and fell in love with it. I continued dancing, taking classes of many different kinds of dance and competing throughout my life with some breaks in between. In fact, I am in one right now as I haven’t danced in 3 years. But my love for dance always remains.
I love attending dance performances around the world, listening to classical music, and of course going dancing aka partying with friends every now and then (I used to do that a lot more).
Today’s visual around the world trip features this passion of mine, but not always literally. Enjoy the dance!
What used to be the dance hall at the Craigdarroch Castle in Victoria, BC.
A woman dances flamenco at a pilgrim retreat in India.
Dancing lights! At the Christmas Market in Silverton, Oregon.
A dancing fire, in India.
A celebration dance as we approach the end of our challenging hike. Logan, Utah.
Dancing and having fun while running a 6k! Portland, OR.
A birthday dancing party in Ahmednagar, India.
Aerial dancing! This is so fun.
The traffic in India is like a dance. It is so crazy how they coordinate and have their own unwritten rules and chaos at the same time.
The snow makes me dance. (Durham, North Carolina).
Dolphins are so beautiful they look like they’re dancing when they swim and jump. (Cancun, Mexico.)
I told you the snow makes me dance (Durham, North Carolina).
In Russia, a traditional folklore dance performance.
Another dancing fire in Mossyrock, Washington.
Dancing in the snow in the French Alps.
Dancing with the sunset. Long Beach, Washington.
Dancing on a horse at a rodeo in The Dalles, Oregon.
Dancing in the air. These are called the Voladores de Papantla in Mexico. You can also watch a video here.
These kites definitely were dancing with the wind. Long Beach, Washington.
Dancing cows art at a Mexican restaurant. Portland, OR.
And last but not least check out this dancing Santa in Mexico!:
Which one was your favourite? Do you enjoy dancing?
I’m tired from all that dancing! 🙂
janet
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