Day 49 Benidorm Spain Lockdown
“On Monday 11th May 2020, we will officially enter phase 1 of the deescalation process. What does being in phase 1 mean for us? Well, it means a lot is about to change.”
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Day 48 in Benidorm Spain Lockdown: Our New Normal
“I want to use my platform to engage, to bring people to the present moment, to escape. I want you to feel something”
Read MoreDay 47 in Benidorm Lockdown: Our New Normal
“There’s something so enchanting about looking up at the sky and the moon and envisioning everything that’s beyond our little world.”
Read MoreDay 46 of Benidorm Lockdown: Our New Normal
“The sun still rises and falls over the Benidorm beaches, but there’s a certain chill that looms with the summer days. The feeling of loneliness. The feeling that something is missing. The tourists. The happy faces of those on holiday. Benidorm is lost without our tourism. It’s you that makes Benidorm what it is. And we all miss you.”
Read MoreDay 45 of Benidorm Lockdown: Our New Normal
“We live in our own little bubble, and for now, I’m happy staying in our safe place.”
Read MoreDay 44 of Benidorm Lockdown: A New Normal
“Things are starting to improve and I’m optimistic that things will continue to get better. We will get there. Together.”
Read MoreIsolation Diary: Day 43 in Benidorm Spain Lockdown
“Freedom is here. Lockdown isn’t over. It’s far from over. But the lockdown that we knew, and grew to love has gone. Hopefully for good as we embrace this new lockdown.”
Read MoreIsolation Diary: Day 42 in Benidorm Spain Lockdown
“The sun was still climbing, but the birds were singing and the dolphins were just out near the island. I know, dolphins!”
Read MoreIsolation Diary: Day 41 in Benidorm Spain Lockdown
“The new lockdown rules feels like when you’d see the game shows and they’d say “here’s what you could’ve won!”. I always felt that was so cruel.”
Read MoreIsolation Diary: Day 40 in Benidorm Spain Lockdown
“The world was still sleeping at this point, with curtains closed and the sun not yet risen. It was dark, and cool, but not cold. Another sure fire sign that summer is creeping up on us without us even realising.”
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