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Read MoreSneak Preview of the Canadian Adventure
Canoeing in the wilderness looking for moose, sailing the world’s biggest lake and getting soaked by epic waterfalls; you can definitely find adventure in Canada, and quite often it is the kind that has the danger of getting you wet.
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Read MoreMarvin Gaye, Chicken Curry and Ostend
I can hear the dribbling of basketballs echo from the hundred year old wooden buildings surrounding the basketball court. Originally commissioned by Leopold II as barracks some hundred years ago, it has been long since been converted into a sports center and a basketball court; and this is where Marvin Gaye used to play with the local Belgian team.
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Read MoreBrighton Explained in 10 Photos
Brighton, or London-by-the-sea as they sometimes call it, is a sea-side town popular among Londoners on sunny weekends, and… Wait, what! What do you mean London-by-the-sea?
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Read MoreHong Kong Never Sleeps – Postcard
Hong Kong never sleeps, the neon lights shimmer thru the night as cars flow through the gaps left by the glowing sky scrapers. The roads, tunnels, bridges, even pedestrians move on multiple levels. There is too much going on to restrict the city to a single flat surface. The future is here, it’s Hong Kong.
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Read MoreFinding my Inner Child at Musée Mécanique
Imagine a slightly dingy place full of gaming opportunities of all sorts; a place where the Pac-Man arcade machine is the latest in technology. A place filled with fortune tellers and ways to see what the belly dancer does on her day off. And there is a submarine on the backyard too. No, it isn’t some dodgy underground Russian poker room, but Musée Mécanique, a museum for arcade games. We decided to visit...
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Read MoreSpring Time in Finland – as Told by Photos
You can hear water everywhere in Finland right now, as it drops from roofs and hurries down little streams. The sun is finally starting to melt the snow, revealing things that had been long hidden under the white blanket; things that we thought were lost, things that we hoped were lost and things that we had already forgotten. Life appearing through the snow that still covers the ground; when you already...
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Read MoreFinding My Fortune in the Silver Mines of Potosi
The day started the usual way. We headed to the market and bought some dynamite, coca leaves, 96% alcohol and orange juice. It might sound like a pretty epic Thursday evening, but that was not the case this time.
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Read MorePostcard – Temples of Tikal
It did require catching a bus at 4am, but getting to Tikal before the sunset and, more importantly, before the crowds was worth it. Watching a sun rise from an ancient temple almost all by yourself is an experience worth waking up at 4m. Some of the temples here go back over 2000 years, that is old by any standards. In my opinion, Tikal is the best temple to visit in Central America, way better than...
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Sneak Preview of the Canadian Adventure
Canoeing in the wilderness looking for moose, sailing the world’s biggest lake and getting soaked by epic waterfalls; you can definitely find adventure in Canada, and quite often it is the kind that has the danger of getting you wet.
Read More
Marvin Gaye, Chicken Curry and Ostend
I can hear the dribbling of basketballs echo from the hundred year old wooden buildings surrounding the basketball court. Originally commissioned by Leopold II as barracks some hundred years ago, it has been long since been converted into a sports center and a basketball court; and this is where Marvin Gaye used to play with the local Belgian team.
Read More
Brighton Explained in 10 Photos
Brighton, or London-by-the-sea as they sometimes call it, is a sea-side town popular among Londoners on sunny weekends, and… Wait, what! What do you mean London-by-the-sea?
Read More
Hong Kong Never Sleeps – Postcard
Hong Kong never sleeps, the neon lights shimmer thru the night as cars flow through the gaps left by the glowing sky scrapers. The roads, tunnels, bridges, even pedestrians move on multiple levels. There is too much going on to restrict the city to a single flat surface. The future is here, it’s Hong Kong.
Read More
Finding my Inner Child at Musée Mécanique
Imagine a slightly dingy place full of gaming opportunities of all sorts; a...
Read More
Spring Time in Finland – as Told by Photos
You can hear water everywhere in Finland right now, as it drops from roofs and...
Read More
Finding My Fortune in the Silver Mines of Potosi
The day started the usual way. We headed to the market and bought some dynamite, coca leaves, 96% alcohol and orange juice. It might sound like a pretty epic Thursday evening, but that was not the case this time.
Read More
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