Is there a better place to experience a turning point than the top of a mountain? For those with a decided lack of talent for rhetoric, the ones who immediately want to denounce that you may as well experience such turning point on the platform of a train station, or
I always travel without a smartphone. For the simple reason that I don’t own one, never have and I have no intention to buy one in the near future. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not against technology. I don’t use a horse and carriage to get to places. (Instead, I
In Copán Ruinas, we slept in a beautiful colonial-style guesthouse called Madrugada. It was far from our usual simple and cheap accommodation. Nothing from the outside betrayed that a hotel lay behind the facade — it looked just like a regular yellow house with no signs. But once you gathered
Humans are funny. Chalk a line on the floor somewhere, call it a border and you can be sure that everybody wants to take a picture. It doesn’t even matter if the line is painted in the right location, like the Arctic Circle in Santa Claus Village in Rovaniemi, the
Finnish Lapland (2): about the northern lights, or a football game with a walrus skull
Category: Finland
In the first part of this story, you could read how the sauna thawed Teemu. Three cans of beer later, he even turns out to be a gifted storyteller. The sauna stones act as an ersatz campfire. “According to a well-known Sami legend, the foxes of the polar region could
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