Skopje, Macedonia, November 2011 Leer en Español I heard the chants that came from the Minaret sometime around noon. I couldn’t make up for the words but I knew it was an open invitation to pray inside the Mosque. The chants created a very interesting mood while I was walking […]
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Belgrade, Serbia, November 2011 Diesen Artikel auf Deutsch lesen We are used to sleep with the sunset because without daylight there is not a lot to do in the tent. This day we stay awake half the night. At 11 pm we leave the house. We, that is Jordan, our […]
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Batina, Croacia, November 2011 Leer en Español On our way to Serbia, we stopped for 6 days in the border town of Batina, Croatia. This town was fully devastated by the Yugoslav wars back in the 90’s. Now it’s a town with lust for life and willing to rise the […]
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October 22,2011 Budapest, Hungary Leer en Español 8:35 am I woke exactly 5 minutes before the alarm would ring. I turned it off and went back to sleep. 9:30 am Woke up for the second time just to realize that Annika had already woken up. “Stand up. We should go”, […]
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Linz, Austria in October 2011 Among so much buttons and bright displays in the museum I decided to approach the module named Hallow Man. I then foolishly started to look for an interactive button that would tell me how it worked, shortly after realizing that the instructions were written on […]
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Hann. Münden, Hessen, September 2011 Leer en Español Nature has always been a fountain of inspiration for poets, painters, photographers and lovers. Many of these inspirations have resulted in poems, paintings, photographies and love or deception stories. That is the case of the German poet Carl Natermann that in the […]
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Bremen, Germany, August 2011 Read in Spanish Just about ten minutes after the sun scared away the rain and the white clouds, my cell phone rang. I answered my phone and a happy and inviting voice said “Hey man the sun is up, let’s do this”.
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White River, Central Balkan, Bulgaria, July 2011 Read in German About seven kilometers away from the small village of Kalofer -home of only 3,500 people- in Central Bulgaria, there is a campground called White River, better known as “Biwak Byala Reka”. A gravel road that divides several times leads to […]
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