Beverley Watts

Sardinia, with its mountains, forests, lowlands, gorges, wetlands, long sandy beaches and rocky shores, is a great place for bird watching. Spot flamingos, falcons, vultures, terns, partridges and herons. . . . #birdsofinstagram #beachbirds #birdwatchers… https://t.co/1eX9LipoKt https://t.co/Vd0MGr4Z6d

Close to Alghero airport in Sardinia and the perfect place to stop for a coffee, Santa Maria La Palma was created in the 1950s. Families were allocated a series of uncultivated plots and, with hard work, created a thriving wine region. . . . #santamarial… https://t.co/5gOSmCFNgC https://t.co/6RAtoCAEJn

When I’m in Sardinia between February and May, I pick wild asparagus (Asparagus acutifolius) with an Italian friend. The narrow spikes soar upwards through thorny leaves. You can find it along country roads and in wooded fields. The tradition is to eat i… https://t.co/oNuEM5lBsH https://t.co/hofRjFRf0K

Calangianus in Sardinia has been inhabited since the Bronze Age and has many archeological sites. In the early 1800s, the area’s cork forests became a source of wealth. Quercus suber, known as the cork oak, is used not just for wine bottle stoppers but a… https://t.co/KtkNKvFQzi https://t.co/E7vbhbthir

Mussels have been farmed by cooperatives in Olbia for centuries. This region in Sardinia is known for summer luxury travel but, of course, the local residents also enjoy the wonderful seafood all year round. . . . #olbiait #olbiacostasmeralda #olbia #fre… https://t.co/FtbZs4jrv9 https://t.co/Sat6b5R2zC

Tempio’s historical carnival in Sardinia is deeply rooted in the past - with contemporary references. Behind the clown, a reveller is dressed as a mock Coronavirus medic. My temperature was taken by real medics when I arrived at Alghero a week ago, but s… https://t.co/lp3bD8y80I https://t.co/3vYxwuIYOh

Perfect for Valentine’s Day, Toronto’s Distillery District has a message of love. This sculpture with padlocks is called Love Locks. Whiskey used to be made here but now the red brick buildings are full of great restaurants, bars and art galleries. Downt… https://t.co/1Hf0qKADqo https://t.co/lMx6oDrLkA

That’s a lot of water! Niagara Falls (made up of the Horseshoe Falls in Ontario, Canada, the American Falls and the Bridal Veil Falls) form the biggest waterfalls in the world. The force of the water is used for hydropower, with more being diverted durin… https://t.co/HYNiUFi0gX https://t.co/BJveVcKOfC

The CN Tower in Downtown Toronto is 1,815 ft high. Built in 1976, the ‘CN’ stands for Canadian National, the railway company that constructed it. In good weather, you can try the Edgewalk Experience and dangle in a harness on a ledge at the top. Ummm, ma… https://t.co/7LkV0G5FVB https://t.co/mN3irIKUK7

From Toronto’s CN Tower, you can look down on the splendid Fairmont Royal York Hotel, perfectly situated opposite Union Station. This Art Deco historic building opened in 1929 and retains its beautiful style. Love it. . . . #discoverON #fairmontroyalyork… https://t.co/3kdQQkq2cw https://t.co/wOV3QBUk3D

Called ‘The Loveliest Town in Canada’, Niagara-on-the-Lake stands where the Niagara River meets Lake Ontario. Greaves began making jams and marmalades in 1927 and the shop remains in its original location, 55 Queen Street. . . . #niagaraonthelake #loveli… https://t.co/CLphpCqroJ https://t.co/XdAvxmPT2b

Below Toronto’s skyscrapers, some historic red-brick gems remain. The green-turreted Gooderham Building, also known as the Flatiron Building, at 49 Wellington Street East, was completed in 1892. It served as the office of the Gooderham and Worts distille… https://t.co/kdtRfw9UfD https://t.co/7AknMxYiv1

Canada’s Niagara Peninsula is the world's largest icewine producer and there’s an Icewine Festival every year. The sweet dessert wine is made from grapes that have been frozen while still on the vine. Taste icewine with apple pie during lunch at Trius Wi… https://t.co/pGpT5qNJEc https://t.co/eNuEB5W5YG

The Carvoeiro boardwalk goes from the Nossa Senhora da Encarnação fort to the Algar Seco rock formation. The views are stunning but reckless Instagrammers should definitely be advised against jumping the barriers to pose on the edge of the fragile limest… https://t.co/TYlHO6HxQR https://t.co/HpSjBudOK1

Carvoeiro’s sandy beaches are protected by cliffs and a cliffside walk to a cove at sunset is glorious. . . . #algarveportugal #sunset_ig #sunsetphotography #sunset_hunter #beachsunset #sundown #sunset🌅 #travelwriter #traveljournalist #womentravelle… https://t.co/mmLtM1ryN2 https://t.co/LOoLwhDox9

Pretty Silves was the ancient capital of Portugal’s Algarve and in the 9th century, under the Moors, boats regularly crossed to North Africa to trade. Silves’ Baroque and Gothic cathedral stands on the site of a former mosque. . . . #visitportugal #silve… https://t.co/fIgifsyIkQ https://t.co/V6fZKLbZ1d

Food in Mauritius has Chinese, European and Indian influences. Mauritian pineapples are juicy and sweet and the grilled fresh fish so succulent. So simple, so good. . . . #mauritiusfood #travelandeat #mauritius🇲🇺 #mauritiusisland #mauritiusparadise #ind… https://t.co/WexWoWzGPy https://t.co/0xiNOnGS7d