That question is still running in my head (the departure is on the nose) and already for about a year! What to wear while bicycle touring during the cold and the hot, the wet and the snow, that would be comfortable for cycling and for daily life and also socially acceptable in such countries as Iran. […]
Only a month left and within that month we need to pack all up and move away or move on, whichever you choose. That one left month includes some dinners with friends, Farewell party at home (still at home!), Christmas trip to Lithuania, and, – moving to less amusing part -, bureaucratic meetings with unemployment […]
Once that tour idea settled in, worries were backed up and the news about our decision spread out among friends we started looking for THE bicycles. The BICYCLES that are going to carry us and all our home for a long way. Though I have used the verb choose for the title, but the whole […]
While passing dark skies and seeing the sun getting up and putting on the morning scarf over all of us, over me, over the train I’m taking every morning and evening, over the mountains I’m passing by.. I morning-dream and I observe. Looking at the flat mountainous horizon it seems the sun is coming right […]
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