The way I see it there are 2 kinds of people in the world. You’re either Team Koala or Team Kangaroo. I’m the latter. When after Japan we decided to see Santa in his tongs and shorts Down Under, my imagination
It’s been some time since we came back from our long sabbatical. Yet, I still get to hear things like “weren’t you afraid? I’d be soooo scared!” “you’re so lucky you could go and travel to all those places. I’m
When we started our fairly long trip in 2012 each of us had a fully packed and heavy as hell backpack – my spine aches whenever I recall it! Well, backpacks seem to be the best choice if you go
Happy New Year Everyone!!! One of our resolutions for 2014: keep seeking new horizons – there’s always something interesting beyond where you can see from here and now. Wszystkim Wam życzymy Szczęśliwego Nowego Roku!!! Jedno z naszych noworocznych postanowień na
It’s as if our taste buds change after a few months in the country. Spicy is not as spicy, previously unusual mix of flavours become familiar. And when we leave to explore new countries, continents, cuisines – there’s this longing
We left cold and gloomy Japan and continued our year long summer trip – next stop: Down Under! To our surprise, first permaculture experiences with Aussies’ guidance awaited us in Hokkaido, where Lakehouse Manager Julien’s parents introduced us to the
Our second project on Hokkaido was totally different from the first one and in many ways. The moment we entered Niseko we felt like we moved out from Japan! Not just our host in Hirafu was Australian, but Aussies were
“Life is always a bit better” with homemade pie on the side. When we first arrived, the Lakehouse was an all male domain. Every meal was a battle of wits. Drinks and serious strategy over Monopoly became our evening routine.
Haikyo are impressive. Some even spectacular. This is not a regular style sightseeying. The sights are exceptional and… they won’t be there forever, so carpe diem is the right attitude 🙂 Whether it’s an abandoned amusement park, haunted hospital, overgrown
When we were in Japan for the first time it was freezing cold and we couldn’t even dream about hanami – spotting sakura flowers all over the place. This year we came back just at the right time to experience
