When our family in Poland gathers by Christmas Eve dinner, we are in Mexico, riding through a gate of rainbow. Route 5, which takes us from San Felipe to the south of the Baja California Peninsula, leads … Read more »
For many people, a journey into the unknown, without an imposed time frame, when breaking out of the so-called comfort zone and template of a beaten-day, is tantamount to a feeling of complete freedom. In my … Read more »
We live in the Anthropocene, an epoch in which not the geological processes, but us, humans shape the natural environment. Some people call it the Plasticozoic Era. Therefore, there are two messages…
Today we are camping in the wild again. In the United States it’s not difficult. We enter a picturesque area, take some side road, and the gravel trail takes to the nooks, where someone once camped before. … Read more »
“Before setting off, many fears creep into one’s mind, especially after listening to all the bad stories from the news or scared people around you. In the beginning, we were terrified of going to Mexico or … Read more »
When we set off to our dream motorcycle journey across Americas, which we entitled the TranscontiMental one, we decided to give something from ourselves on the way: to use the covered miles to deliver a joy … Read more »
The presenter of Radio Wrocław, Katarzyna Górna – Drzewosz contacted me to talk about digital nomadism, ie combining travel with remote work thanks to the use of technology. When she heard we had already returned to … Read more »
What fascinated us so much in Guacamayas is not only the fact that it is one of the picturesque little towns in the Andes Mountains where you can meet cheerful descendants of indigenous people. Our attention … Read more »
Estimado poseedor del Libro de Viaje, probablemente estés en Chile, cerca de Puerto Montt. No sabemos si eres la misma persona que nos sacó el bolso con las cosas de camping de nuestra motocicleta. Si es … Read more »
He said he would take me to the end of the world and he kept his word, trickster. I remember us one and half years ago packing our belongings in his family house in the countryside, … Read more »
Sometimes during a journey we encounter unforeseen situations involving local communities. On the alpine, very picturesque route from La Union to Huanuco in Peru, we came across a roadblock made by striking farmers. Although initially we … Read more »
I lean over the bucket just brought by volunteers from the white shed on the beach and I can’t believe it. Is it really possible that these clumsy, barely seeing, fitting in a palm turtles in … Read more »
It has been a year since we applied for a visa to the USA, in January 2016. When filling up the form, apart from ensuring the US authorities that we were not going to their country … Read more »
It is really happening! A few years of dreaming and preparing, months of fighting after Joki’s accident to finally embark on a journey in which we and our Dakar “Meteor” set our own course. We don’t … Read more »
We travel because it feeds our souls, inspires and drives us! With every drop of used petrol, we gain another fuel – the one that never burns fruitlessly – an inspiration. Stories and pictures braided in … Read more »
