Early bird gets the worm, they say My alarm goes off at 04:20 a.m., and it is only “this late” because we are saving time by skipping breakfast. instead, it is all about getting dressed and ready to drive to our first hidden gem of the day. It is a couple of hours away, so we need to start early to be there in time for the sunrise. I already charged my batteries and packed my bag for the tour
Welcome to January 1, 2021. I wish you a happy New Year with lots of renewed hope and energy. One thing that has not changed is my monthly preview, where I tell you about the month’s photo and what is coming up here on the blog for the following few weeks. Now, January is, of course, slightly differently. I don’t want to only give you the preview of some blog posts, but a little bit of a bigger picture as
I don’t know if you are celebrating Christmas, or maybe you celebrated Channuka or other holidays? But whichever celebration you chose, may it be the end of 2020, or the winter solstice, I hope you will have a happy time around your loved ones. Looking back at 2020 Time for a tiny bit of a review of the year – and I do not mean world health or world politics; I’ll leave that to people who are better suited doing these
This post was updated on December 12th, 2020Riding might take you to Mongolia After breakfast, another drive in the car is waiting for us to get to the river valley. I still don’t quite know what to think about me riding a horse. When Evo planned our tour some weeks ago, he sent me a message asking about my riding skills. I told him I knew how to get onto a horse, and two ways down from one. But that
