Posts Tagged ‘slow travel’
Dolphins!!
Is there something more awesome as watching four dolphins playing around your kayak? Come and join the fun!!!
Read MorePutting some Trump on.
‘What a weird colour’ Alex looks at me in wonder while he puts some sun cream on my nose.
The thing I got in common with Trump
Where the Lark becomes our chorus
When things happen beyond our controle and we have to change our plans.
Read MoreFrozen in time.
Come with me for a walk on the island of Stroma and check out the abandoned houses with all their stories.
Read MoreDrive-thru nature
What kind of traveller are you? One that stays in your comfortzone or one that ventures out?
Read MoreFAQ about Food.
Ever wondered what we do for food? This story you wil know all about our breakfast, lunch, snacks and dinner.
Read MoreCombat de la Rouge-Mare
Slow Traveling is exciting because it is not about the big and expected stories of visiting major landmarks or tourist traps, but rather the surprise of an unexpected small and beautiful story around a not well-known monument or place. Last week we visited the Mont-Saint-Michel in Normandy. Quite an achievement for us, because of the…
Read MoreTraining in France
Sorry, the story will be late. This week we are in training; writing, painting and cycling in France.
Read MoreHow to improve your mermaid spotting skills.
Paddling around this enchanting landscape of the Scottish coastline, illusions of magical creatures under the waves start floating around in my head. It is almost tangible that there must be mermaids around. Mermaids, sirens and selkies are all part of the seafaring folklore. They have been depicted at maps of the world from the middle…
Read MoreForaging companionship and the taste of seaweed
“Do you know the different types of seaweed?” the guy asks, he’s one of the 14 nephews and cousins we just met. They stay in the large house for the yearly work party on the currently unpopulated island of Ensay or Easaigh in Gaelic. Standing side by side, the house and chapel shape the deep…
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