This is the much needed farewell to a friend that has supported me in the last year and 11 months: the Merc E280. Continue reading
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Cape Town Motor Show 2017
I had the pleasure to get into one of the most “unconvential” Motor Shows I have ever visited. Quite few brand new cars, but a whole bunch of hyper tuned ones and some interestingly rare classics, you don’t see everyday those girls.
There we go – a little gallery for you car lovers – starting with old but gold:
The agressively exotic ones
And then the tuned ones:
#Shot
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Christmas 2016
This one was our first Christmas abroad, on the other side of the world. On the side of the world where Christmas is in summer and winter is in July. Continue reading
Hike: Pakhuys Waterfalls, Cederberg
There are many fantastic spots in Cederberg where you can go camping, hiking and bouldering, but there are only few gems, hidden and not full of families and tourists. Continue reading
2016: the closest Supermoon since January 26, 1948.
That was it.
An amazingly bright Supermoon, which was enlightining the skies of all the world. I had the luck to be in Cape Town in this moment and the sky was clear enough to spot this beautiful sight. Well, a lot windy, but clear. Continue reading
Namibia – A unique roadtrip
This is Namibia.
3000+ km in 4.5 days. The second largest canyon in the world. Red sand, blue skies, black trees. A photographer dream.
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Hike: Table Mountain via Platteklip Gorge
This is indeed an interesting hike: depending on your pace, it can go from a beginning level to a really advanced one. But it is worth it, at least you are not going to queue to get on top with the lower cable way! Continue reading
Hike: Devil’s Peak, South Africa
This is the kind of hike you will love to do if you want to reach a spectacular viewpoint over the whole Cape Town scenery. Continue reading
Namibia: the endless dusty roads
Hitting the dust is always a great experience. Usually, you slow down because you are aware of all the dangers this kind of road involves. You can find rocks, holes, slippery parts, animals and more.
Well, this doesn’t happen in Namibia, where over 36.000 km of roads are made by gravel, earth-graded or salt. And they are mostly straight. Endlessly straight.
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