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Getting ready for a trip around the world… Since I have made up my mind, that its finally time for me to explore the world again, life has been crazy! It´s a non-stop organizing myself. I deserve meanwhile a degree for time-management! After my Border Collie “Tibor” passed on last …
Solo sailing the Atlantic and Caribbean by Alan McMahon is an autobiographical account of my friend Alan McMahon who went on a 13-month adventure, sailing across the Atlantic from Europe to the Caribbean and back, single-handed. I met Alan in 2024 and it was immediately clear that we shared our …
by Tom Dymond is probably the best read I have had for a very long time. It´s written in a typical English witty style, but with extra class! It´s authentic, honest and an inspiration for those with a hungry mind and adventurous soul, eager to discover the world. His circumnavigation …
Fly with Luca or one of his team members Come Fly with us – FLY 2095 Tandem-Paragliding – Zillertal Mayrhofen I met Luca Omann in 2023 while working for this wonderful Hotel Edenlehen in Mayrhofen. He is one of the best Paragliding pilots I have met so far. Not only …
Rolling Kids Project and Boundless Children´s Aid which in Hungarian is called Допомога українцям (Határtalan Segítség Alapítvány) is a project I believe in. Their Rolling Kids Project and Christmas in a Box Project were the first I participated in. In 2022 I came across János Mester and his Facebook page …
Travel-blog by Melanie Hendriks In short: I’m Melanie. A native Dutch woman, who feels most at home in the Austrian Alps, hiking “my” mountains. I watch Spanish films to keep alive the memories of over a decade in the Picos de Europa, Spain. Wherever I live or go – kindness …
my story so far In my younger years, the spark was ignited. I was fascinated by other countries. When I didn’t finish my plate and my parents said, “Think of the poor children in Africa,” I actually did. With the innocence of a child, I wondered: how do they live? …
