Lyster Surfcraft
Please introduce yourself and briefly tell us about Lyster Surfcraft? My name is Duncan Lyster, founder of Lyster Surfcraft. Making lightweight, and environmentally-friendly hollow wooden surfboards, as a long-lasting, commercially available alternative to plastic-foam based surfboards. When did you become … Continue reading Lyster Surfcraft
Destination Norway
By Lukas Budimaier The initial idea to take a trip to Norway first came up around February 2017. Both of us did not have … Continue reading Destination Norway
South Africa: The Rainbow Nation
By Alewyn Conradie This beautiful country boasts some of the most versatile landscapes, ranging from expansive grasslands to the dry Kalahari desert. Accordingly, South Africa is … Continue reading South Africa: The Rainbow Nation
Montgó, the lone mountain on Spain’s mediterranean coast.
By Mia Hagenow & Christian Bendel Escaping the dark and cold final days of winter – that’s what we are thinking about when the year is in its early beginnings. Catching a flight down south to beautiful Spain, … Continue reading Montgó, the lone mountain on Spain’s mediterranean coast.
The Weekend Wanderer
By Nevin Johnson While most of us would jump at the opportunity to sell our worldly possessions and buy a van to travel the US (or the world) in, that sometimes isn’t feasible for everyone. Whether it be a … Continue reading The Weekend Wanderer
Japan’s Peaceful Mornings
By Daan Annemans In these photographs I show the different corners of this colourful country called Japan. Referred to as the land of the rising sun, Japan … Continue reading Japan’s Peaceful Mornings
The Dolomites of Italy by Gabriel Rosu
Italy is truly an overly gifted country with everything from the clear turcoaz waters of the Mediterranean to incredibly impressive mountain ranges. Probably one of the … Continue reading The Dolomites of Italy by Gabriel Rosu
Tasmania: Cycling through the Wild West
By Ruby Woodruff It wasn’t until leaving Zeehan that we realized how close the fires had come. Charred branches and blackened hillsides flanked us as we cycled north and the sweet smell of burnt Eucalyptus hung heavy in the breeze. … Continue reading Tasmania: Cycling through the Wild West
Postcard from Bruges
By Jillian Hall We were up before dawn to catch the train from Amsterdam to Bruges. Once aboard the train, we shared a croissant and watched with sleepy eyes as the sun rose over the countryside. Arriving in Bruges with … Continue reading Postcard from Bruges
The Peace Of Living in the Countryside
By Alazne Oiarbide Wake up with the sound of the alarm while the sun hits you in the face. Open the window and look at the view of the forest while listening to the singing of birds. Go to the bathroom … Continue reading The Peace Of Living in the Countryside
