Polar Lights, Artic Surf & Lofoten from a birds view
Gravity…, by John Mayr is a great song and describes pretty well how I felt, writing this blog post. There are moments and places which monopolize me...
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,The Lofot‘ at 68° N. Norway, Part II
Slowly we were making our way towards the intersection Nr.888 which connects with the E10 just shortly after Vestpollen and continues to Svolvær, the most...
A visual & emotional introduction of Lofoten, 68° N
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...
Triple A – For Attersee, Austria and my summer at the Lake
Nestled like a jewel, framed by hills and mountains lies the crystal clear lake Attersee. The multifarious colors are just unbelievable and lake Attersee,...
Oman – Part II, Wahiba Sands & Al Hajar Mountains
Fascinating, moving and an oriental mixture of ‘Thousand and One Nights’ (by Alfred E. Green) with modern times… were our first...
Oman – Part I, Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque & Off-road Tour Sugar Dunes
After 80 days around the world… I landed in Muscat, the capital city of the Sultanate of Oman. For this last phase of my three-month-long trip, I am...
Frankincense, Opium War and Hong Kong Today
After four exciting, stirring but cold weeks in South Korea and Japan I was happy to feel some warmth of the sun on my skin. It was late afternoon when I...
Shanghai, how small can big be ?
For some travelers a city like Shanghai with its population close to 25 000 000 might appear tremendous, intimidating or even overwhelming. Others...
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