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Looking out the window. Cats photography

Meow! The sound to which every cat lover has a special warm feeling. It’s pleasant to hear it when you sit on a couch and caress their soft, almost silky fur—occasionally falling asleep relaxed from the warmth of their bodies and unceasing purring.
The following online photo gallery is dedicated to cats photography. It was inspired by Saint Petersburg’s cats, who regularly sit on the windows and observe the street lifestyle. That’s probably the next favorite thing they do after sleeping and eating. Cats owners, do you agree with me?

I took all these photos when I lived in Saint Petersburg’s historic downtown, where it’s common to see a cat sitting on a windowsill, balcony, or small window. They are always there; the only thing you have to do is pay attention to notice them. What distinguishes a great photographer from an amateur is the ability to notice, see patterns, and be extraordinary in the most mundane day.

It took me half a year to get together this collection. Photography was still a second job back then, and I had little spare time to walk around, pay attention, and take photos of what my artistic eye noticed. And those cats, all together and each in their own way, added some peculiar vibes to their neighborhood. Some look relaxed, others wonder, and only some are frightened. Every cat has its own character, which shows in its posture, eyes, and movements. One trait they share is a love to look around and observe. They look like they have all the time in the world and almost millennial wisdom expressed in their meditation-like poses. And that’s what I like about cats. How about you?
Cats photography by Elena Sullivan.

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Ronda is one of Spain’s oldest towns, with history dating back to Roman times. Even during a short visit, you can feel that history everywhere — in the narrow streets, old wooden doors, and layers of architecture built over centuries.
Ronda makes an impression the moment you arrive. The first thing that takes your breath away is Puente Nuevo. The bridge took over 40 years to build and was completed in 1793, stretching nearly 100 meters above the El Tajo gorge. It’s massive, powerful, and instantly mesmerizing.
Ronda leaves a strong impression. Definitely a place worth adding to your Spain list. #Spain #rondaspain #traveling #movetospain #visitspain🇪🇸
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Ronda is one of Spain’s oldest towns, with history dating back to Roman times. Even during a short visit, you can feel that history everywhere — in the narrow streets, old wooden doors, and layers of architecture built over centuries. Ronda makes an impression the moment you arrive. The first thing that takes your breath away is Puente Nuevo. The bridge took over 40 years to build and was completed in 1793, stretching nearly 100 meters above the El Tajo gorge. It’s massive, powerful, and instantly mesmerizing. Ronda leaves a strong impression. Definitely a place worth adding to your Spain list. #Spain #rondaspain #traveling #movetospain #visitspain🇪🇸
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Ronda… you got me today.

I first planned to visit Ronda back in 2013 during a solo trip through Spain, but because of its location, it never quite fit into my itinerary. So yesterday, in 2025, after spending part of the day taking care of necessary residency paperwork, we made a short stop in Ronda's historic downtown. And somehow, even in limited time, it completely captured me.
The moment I saw Puente Nuevo, I had a true wow moment. It’s massive, powerful, and impossible to ignore. Standing there, I kept thinking about the people who spent more than 40 years building it, from 1751 to 1793. Did they ever imagine that centuries later people would still be standing there, completely amazed? Probably not. And yet, they created something so strong and magnificent that its presence still feels alive today.

Even during a quick walk through the city, Ronda revealed so much: narrow streets, old wooden doors, layers of history, artistic details everywhere you look. It feels like a place that holds centuries of stories, even when you only have a moment to listen. And of course, the smell of incredible Spanish food follows you around, tempting you at every corner. #spain #movetospain #rondaspain #andalucia #travelspain #travel #travelblogger
Ronda… you got me today.

I first planned to visit Ronda back in 2013 during a solo trip through Spain, but because of its location, it never quite fit into my itinerary. So yesterday, in 2025, after spending part of the day taking care of necessary residency paperwork, we made a short stop in Ronda's historic downtown. And somehow, even in limited time, it completely captured me.
The moment I saw Puente Nuevo, I had a true wow moment. It’s massive, powerful, and impossible to ignore. Standing there, I kept thinking about the people who spent more than 40 years building it, from 1751 to 1793. Did they ever imagine that centuries later people would still be standing there, completely amazed? Probably not. And yet, they created something so strong and magnificent that its presence still feels alive today.

Even during a quick walk through the city, Ronda revealed so much: narrow streets, old wooden doors, layers of history, artistic details everywhere you look. It feels like a place that holds centuries of stories, even when you only have a moment to listen. And of course, the smell of incredible Spanish food follows you around, tempting you at every corner. #spain #movetospain #rondaspain #andalucia #travelspain #travel #travelblogger
Ronda… you got me today.

I first planned to visit Ronda back in 2013 during a solo trip through Spain, but because of its location, it never quite fit into my itinerary. So yesterday, in 2025, after spending part of the day taking care of necessary residency paperwork, we made a short stop in Ronda's historic downtown. And somehow, even in limited time, it completely captured me.
The moment I saw Puente Nuevo, I had a true wow moment. It’s massive, powerful, and impossible to ignore. Standing there, I kept thinking about the people who spent more than 40 years building it, from 1751 to 1793. Did they ever imagine that centuries later people would still be standing there, completely amazed? Probably not. And yet, they created something so strong and magnificent that its presence still feels alive today.

Even during a quick walk through the city, Ronda revealed so much: narrow streets, old wooden doors, layers of history, artistic details everywhere you look. It feels like a place that holds centuries of stories, even when you only have a moment to listen. And of course, the smell of incredible Spanish food follows you around, tempting you at every corner. #spain #movetospain #rondaspain #andalucia #travelspain #travel #travelblogger
Ronda… you got me today.

I first planned to visit Ronda back in 2013 during a solo trip through Spain, but because of its location, it never quite fit into my itinerary. So yesterday, in 2025, after spending part of the day taking care of necessary residency paperwork, we made a short stop in Ronda's historic downtown. And somehow, even in limited time, it completely captured me.
The moment I saw Puente Nuevo, I had a true wow moment. It’s massive, powerful, and impossible to ignore. Standing there, I kept thinking about the people who spent more than 40 years building it, from 1751 to 1793. Did they ever imagine that centuries later people would still be standing there, completely amazed? Probably not. And yet, they created something so strong and magnificent that its presence still feels alive today.

Even during a quick walk through the city, Ronda revealed so much: narrow streets, old wooden doors, layers of history, artistic details everywhere you look. It feels like a place that holds centuries of stories, even when you only have a moment to listen. And of course, the smell of incredible Spanish food follows you around, tempting you at every corner. #spain #movetospain #rondaspain #andalucia #travelspain #travel #travelblogger
Ronda… you got me today.

I first planned to visit Ronda back in 2013 during a solo trip through Spain, but because of its location, it never quite fit into my itinerary. So yesterday, in 2025, after spending part of the day taking care of necessary residency paperwork, we made a short stop in Ronda's historic downtown. And somehow, even in limited time, it completely captured me.
The moment I saw Puente Nuevo, I had a true wow moment. It’s massive, powerful, and impossible to ignore. Standing there, I kept thinking about the people who spent more than 40 years building it, from 1751 to 1793. Did they ever imagine that centuries later people would still be standing there, completely amazed? Probably not. And yet, they created something so strong and magnificent that its presence still feels alive today.

Even during a quick walk through the city, Ronda revealed so much: narrow streets, old wooden doors, layers of history, artistic details everywhere you look. It feels like a place that holds centuries of stories, even when you only have a moment to listen. And of course, the smell of incredible Spanish food follows you around, tempting you at every corner. #spain #movetospain #rondaspain #andalucia #travelspain #travel #travelblogger
Ronda… you got me today.

I first planned to visit Ronda back in 2013 during a solo trip through Spain, but because of its location, it never quite fit into my itinerary. So yesterday, in 2025, after spending part of the day taking care of necessary residency paperwork, we made a short stop in Ronda's historic downtown. And somehow, even in limited time, it completely captured me.
The moment I saw Puente Nuevo, I had a true wow moment. It’s massive, powerful, and impossible to ignore. Standing there, I kept thinking about the people who spent more than 40 years building it, from 1751 to 1793. Did they ever imagine that centuries later people would still be standing there, completely amazed? Probably not. And yet, they created something so strong and magnificent that its presence still feels alive today.

Even during a quick walk through the city, Ronda revealed so much: narrow streets, old wooden doors, layers of history, artistic details everywhere you look. It feels like a place that holds centuries of stories, even when you only have a moment to listen. And of course, the smell of incredible Spanish food follows you around, tempting you at every corner. #spain #movetospain #rondaspain #andalucia #travelspain #travel #travelblogger
Ronda… you got me today.

I first planned to visit Ronda back in 2013 during a solo trip through Spain, but because of its location, it never quite fit into my itinerary. So yesterday, in 2025, after spending part of the day taking care of necessary residency paperwork, we made a short stop in Ronda's historic downtown. And somehow, even in limited time, it completely captured me.
The moment I saw Puente Nuevo, I had a true wow moment. It’s massive, powerful, and impossible to ignore. Standing there, I kept thinking about the people who spent more than 40 years building it, from 1751 to 1793. Did they ever imagine that centuries later people would still be standing there, completely amazed? Probably not. And yet, they created something so strong and magnificent that its presence still feels alive today.

Even during a quick walk through the city, Ronda revealed so much: narrow streets, old wooden doors, layers of history, artistic details everywhere you look. It feels like a place that holds centuries of stories, even when you only have a moment to listen. And of course, the smell of incredible Spanish food follows you around, tempting you at every corner. #spain #movetospain #rondaspain #andalucia #travelspain #travel #travelblogger
Ronda… you got me today.

I first planned to visit Ronda back in 2013 during a solo trip through Spain, but because of its location, it never quite fit into my itinerary. So yesterday, in 2025, after spending part of the day taking care of necessary residency paperwork, we made a short stop in Ronda's historic downtown. And somehow, even in limited time, it completely captured me.
The moment I saw Puente Nuevo, I had a true wow moment. It’s massive, powerful, and impossible to ignore. Standing there, I kept thinking about the people who spent more than 40 years building it, from 1751 to 1793. Did they ever imagine that centuries later people would still be standing there, completely amazed? Probably not. And yet, they created something so strong and magnificent that its presence still feels alive today.

Even during a quick walk through the city, Ronda revealed so much: narrow streets, old wooden doors, layers of history, artistic details everywhere you look. It feels like a place that holds centuries of stories, even when you only have a moment to listen. And of course, the smell of incredible Spanish food follows you around, tempting you at every corner. #spain #movetospain #rondaspain #andalucia #travelspain #travel #travelblogger
Ronda… you got me today.

I first planned to visit Ronda back in 2013 during a solo trip through Spain, but because of its location, it never quite fit into my itinerary. So yesterday, in 2025, after spending part of the day taking care of necessary residency paperwork, we made a short stop in Ronda's historic downtown. And somehow, even in limited time, it completely captured me.
The moment I saw Puente Nuevo, I had a true wow moment. It’s massive, powerful, and impossible to ignore. Standing there, I kept thinking about the people who spent more than 40 years building it, from 1751 to 1793. Did they ever imagine that centuries later people would still be standing there, completely amazed? Probably not. And yet, they created something so strong and magnificent that its presence still feels alive today.

Even during a quick walk through the city, Ronda revealed so much: narrow streets, old wooden doors, layers of history, artistic details everywhere you look. It feels like a place that holds centuries of stories, even when you only have a moment to listen. And of course, the smell of incredible Spanish food follows you around, tempting you at every corner. #spain #movetospain #rondaspain #andalucia #travelspain #travel #travelblogger
Ronda… you got me today.

I first planned to visit Ronda back in 2013 during a solo trip through Spain, but because of its location, it never quite fit into my itinerary. So yesterday, in 2025, after spending part of the day taking care of necessary residency paperwork, we made a short stop in Ronda's historic downtown. And somehow, even in limited time, it completely captured me.
The moment I saw Puente Nuevo, I had a true wow moment. It’s massive, powerful, and impossible to ignore. Standing there, I kept thinking about the people who spent more than 40 years building it, from 1751 to 1793. Did they ever imagine that centuries later people would still be standing there, completely amazed? Probably not. And yet, they created something so strong and magnificent that its presence still feels alive today.

Even during a quick walk through the city, Ronda revealed so much: narrow streets, old wooden doors, layers of history, artistic details everywhere you look. It feels like a place that holds centuries of stories, even when you only have a moment to listen. And of course, the smell of incredible Spanish food follows you around, tempting you at every corner. #spain #movetospain #rondaspain #andalucia #travelspain #travel #travelblogger
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Ronda… you got me today. I first planned to visit Ronda back in 2013 during a solo trip through Spain, but because of its location, it never quite fit into my itinerary. So yesterday, in 2025, after spending part of the day taking care of necessary residency paperwork, we made a short stop in Ronda's historic downtown. And somehow, even in limited time, it completely captured me. The moment I saw Puente Nuevo, I had a true wow moment. It’s massive, powerful, and impossible to ignore. Standing there, I kept thinking about the people who spent more than 40 years building it, from 1751 to 1793. Did they ever imagine that centuries later people would still be standing there, completely amazed? Probably not. And yet, they created something so strong and magnificent that its presence still feels alive today. Even during a quick walk through the city, Ronda revealed so much: narrow streets, old wooden doors, layers of history, artistic details everywhere you look. It feels like a place that holds centuries of stories, even when you only have a moment to listen. And of course, the smell of incredible Spanish food follows you around, tempting you at every corner. #spain #movetospain #rondaspain #andalucia #travelspain #travel #travelblogger
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I think when you move to Spain, it’s almost a basic instinct to fall straight into Eat, Pray, Love mode — specifically the “Eat” part. The food is just too good to resist, even when you’re already full. And while we’re definitely not here as tourists (there’s a long to-do list that comes with establishing residency), we’ve still found time to go out, linger over meals, and wander through markets filled with the freshest produce and seafood. The variety alone is almost overwhelming, in the best way. I keep standing there thinking… where do I even start? Which fish do you buy first? #movetospain #spain #malagaspain
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I think when you move to Spain, it’s almost a basic instinct to fall straight into Eat, Pray, Love mode — specifically the “Eat” part. The food is just too good to resist, even when you’re already full. And while we’re definitely not here as tourists (there’s a long to-do list that comes with establishing residency), we’ve still found time to go out, linger over meals, and wander through markets filled with the freshest produce and seafood. The variety alone is almost overwhelming, in the best way. I keep standing there thinking… where do I even start? Which fish do you buy first? #movetospain #spain #malagaspain
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New post is all about apartment hunting in the Costa del Sol (Málaga area). Since we’d been planning our move to Spain for a long time and doing tons of research we already knew that finding a long-term rental wouldn’t be easy. After months of searching on Idealista, we finally decided to work with a relocation agent. Sabine from Move to Málaga @movetomalaga was incredibly helpful. After several days of viewings, we finally secured our apartment.
For anyone planning to move to Spain, remember: a long-term rental contract is essential for getting your empadronamiento and TIE card, both required for most visa holders. It’s a process, but with the right help, it’s doable. #movetospain #malaga #spain
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New post is all about apartment hunting in the Costa del Sol (Málaga area). Since we’d been planning our move to Spain for a long time and doing tons of research we already knew that finding a long-term rental wouldn’t be easy. After months of searching on Idealista, we finally decided to work with a relocation agent. Sabine from Move to Málaga @movetomalaga was incredibly helpful. After several days of viewings, we finally secured our apartment. For anyone planning to move to Spain, remember: a long-term rental contract is essential for getting your empadronamiento and TIE card, both required for most visa holders. It’s a process, but with the right help, it’s doable. #movetospain #malaga #spain
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