And what a week it’s been
It’s already been a week since I arrived in Belfast. I have already done so much and seemingly nothing at all. The first weekend was mainly gathering things I couldn’t…
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She has arrived
And what a trip it was. You would think that if the flight is only an hour and twenty minutes, and you fly at 11:40am, and the clock goes back…
A new adventure
Well well well, here we go again! It’s been ages since I visited this dusty corner of the internet, but with new travels come new stories and those stories need…
The COVID business
It is the strangest time to be travelling. I am witnessing both up close and from a great distance what it’s like to move in a pandemic society. I hear…
On my way to the past
There is a part of my history that I heard bits and pieces about but that I never fully researched or discovered: Indonesia. My grandmother from my dad’s side was…
Holy men and mountains
Because I don’t have a car, some places in New Zealand are less accessible to me. I already showed you you can get quite far by hitchhiking, but sometimes it’s…
Six faces of hitchhiking
I want to take a break of telling you all about what I did in which cities and tell you about some of the people you meet while hitchhiking. After…
Windy Wellington
After Napier I had just one more stop on the north island: Wellington. I had planned to take a bus there when the hotel gods paired me with a lovely…
So do we have a plan?
So far, only vaguely. I usually start looking for a place to sleep on the day that I’m moving on. Most of the time, that works out fine. There are…
On the road
I don’t think I’ve spent more than two nights in the same place since I left my workaway in Whangateau. I saw so much because of it though! Before I…