After a hundred and fifty days north of the Arctic Circle, I long for light and warmth now, it’s mid-May, and spring came with an immense boost. My work as a Managing Director and Outdoor Guide at Hattvika Lodge have been a very intense yet incredibly multi-faceted task to date. As so often, the job demands exceeded […]
This blog post is a reflection of my 300 days in Lofoten, it’s a visual homage to the breathtaking and abundant beauty of this vast changing landscapes. Few words would suffice to describe my saturated emotions, the deep contentment and the existing balance, caused by nature. That, however, would not fill a blog post so let me describe […]
By traveling through Ethiopia you have to expect the unexpected, neither the less I tried to plan and to structure the journey as accurate as possible. Therefore I will display and describe this adventure as happened, providing you, with an authentic process. The title: LUCY of this first (out of two following) blog posts is related to […]
I feel unwell by trying to subsume terms like virginity or nativeness into words. Only the name subsume causes me shivers, presses and confines the whole dimension of immensity. A paradox, subsume and immensity! Being here to enjoy the spaciousness of raw and pure nature, in all facets and elements, sparks off the fire of […]
Being here in Penang feels like… another life, no wonder because my last visit lays back 36 years ago when my mother took me on a adventures journey around the world. Back then it was really cool (if the word cool existed already) for a sixteen-year-old boy to travel and I was on the same spot, […]
Searching for cool places in New York by bike is a bit like chasing Pokemon, except the rewards aren’t digital. I push the pedals in a steady rhythm, zoom past yellow cabs and through Soho to get to my favorite coffee shop in the Bronx. Cycling isn’t the first thing you’d connect with New York, […]
M6 isn’t a chemical formula or a new brand of car, as you might think, but the nickname of Mohammed VI, as the king of Morocco likes to be called. But let’s start at the beginning … It only takes 300 minutes to get from the lively centre of Basel to Camp Lodge Agafay in […]
Putting the pedal to the metal while racing through the desert has long been my dream, and then it deflated … all four of the wheels had to be deflated to half their tire pressure, to be precise, otherwise my car would have gotten stuck in the sandy soil. Namibia got its name from the […]
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