The holidays
It’s almost become a tradition that I tell about our holidays here on the blog. But as the blog has developed away from the very… Læs mere »The holidays
It’s almost become a tradition that I tell about our holidays here on the blog. But as the blog has developed away from the very… Læs mere »The holidays
Abu Dhabi is same same but different compared to Dubai. Or at least that’s how I experienced it. In the taxi there – one long… Læs mere »Same same but different
Sheep Climbers Consonants We had five lovely days with David’s brother Peter and his significant other, Frieda. They showed us all sorts of things,… Læs mere »3 things & 5 days in Wales
A reporter from The New Yorker went to Samsø recently to learn about the island’s status as “Denmark’s Renewable Energy Island” and how they’ve actually… Læs mere »Samsø via The New Yorker…
We were in and around Sydney for a little more than two weeks, but on Tuesday we boarded an Etihad Airways flight to London via… Læs mere »Our time as leisurely travellers is up
What’s this? (Buller, you can’t guess!) The weather, the food, the coffee (yes!), the nice people, the beaches… It’s just downright too nice here to… Læs mere »We’re not coming home!
Tomorrow we’re heading the app. 2.000 km. down to Sydney. It’s almost cool down there, only 19-20 degrees at night! I’ll probably need a cardigan…… Læs mere »On to Sydney
But we made it further north to a national park called Daintree. So tropical! We visited more rainforests – both a “normal” one and a… Læs mere »Our time in Tropical North Queensland is running out
Uh, we’ve been so busy since my last post, I don’t even know where to begin. The Rainforest Habitat is a 10 minutes walk from… Læs mere »2 Fish & Sailaway
They are easy-going They are friendly They wear hats They don’t wear baseball caps A large percentage of them are of Asian origin Boys and… Læs mere »Generalisations about Aussies
We’ve been lying low for a couple of days, because Dane has been ill. As usual we have no idea what hit him, but he… Læs mere »Lying a bit low
So we’ve arrived in Aussie-land. The Aussies are friendly, funny and straight-forward. At least the ones we’ve met so far here in VERY hot Brisbane.… Læs mere »Getting our bearings in Brisbane
He woke us up early in the morning, so it was only fair that he let us take his photograph. Dane and I got… Læs mere »Update and the last Costa Rica pictures
Well, surprise surprise. In Las Vegas’ McCarran airport the WiFi is free. And it works. So I got my pictures uploaded. No time to load… Læs mere »
Costa Ricans, who call themselves Ticos, use this phrase all the time. It means something like “How are you”, “I’m great”, “Take care”, “Have a… Læs mere »Pura Vida
Again I’m on a porch to catch the feeble signal from a router in an office. Last time I was freezing off a certain body… Læs mere »Laid back paradise
We had heard and read about the rare resplendent Quetzal before we took our tour of the cloud forest. And as they estimate that only… Læs mere »The Quetzal and Costa Rican hospitality
Monte Verde is so high up and so inaccessible that it’s a miracle anybody ever thought of bringing tourists up there. But luckily somebody did.… Læs mere »With our heads in the clouds