Welcome to the fifth post on the series! On the previous post, I have covered what I expect to be my daily hiking day. On this post, I will go over the lessons learned so far, and I expect this to be the most updated post of the series, so stay tuned. Lessons Learned (so far) Whenever we dive into…
#1MillionStepsHike Camiño de Santiago – 4 – A day on the journey
Welcome to the fourth post on the series! On the previous post, I have covered my checklist for all the stuff that I will be carrying. On this post, I will go over my plan for the typical day on the hike. A day on the hike plan Wake up by 5:00 AM: I want to get started as early…
#1MillionStepsHike Camiño de Santiago – 3 – Checklist
Welcome to the third post on the series! On the previous post, I have covered the way I have prepared from the logistics, physical and mental perspectives. On this post, I will cover the infamous but most useful checklists I have used. My checklist This is the list of items that I’m putting together to take for the hike. This list…
#1MillionStepsHike Camiño de Santiago – 2 – Preparation
Welcome to the second post on the series! On the previous post, I have covered the hike plan, and some considerations the Autumn hike. On this post, I will cover the preparation for the adventure. The hike preparation DISCLAIMER: This is not, by any chance, a recipe or prescription for your hike preparation. I’m simply sharing how I did it.…
#1MillionStepsHike Camiño de Santiago – 1 – Setting the context
I started writing this post, roughly two years ago. It was then full-blown Autumn 2019. COVID wasn’t yet in the picture. Because of it, I have re-planned this hike 3 times. Currently it is my expectation it will happen during the Fall 2021. Vaccination is at an advanced state and things seem to be a bit more under control on…
Saal: review of the printing service
Disclaimer: I received a generous discount for the work I am evaluating, in exchange of a public service feedback. I will try to be as impartial as possible with the review, but it is only fare to be completely transparent with you. Some years ago I managed to capture lovely god rays while I was on family vacations…
TravelAround: Gävle and Sandviken, Sweden (Take II)
Scandinavia is becoming a regular work destination, and I can’t possibly describe how thrilled I am about it. This was my third visit to the country, the second in plain winter, and curiously enough to the same location I have been last year: Sandviken. Last time I had the company of a Swedish colleague that was kind enough to…
TravelAround: North Luanda, Angola
Platform instability has been causing errors, slowness and breaking the layout of some of the pages. I am hunting down the problem but it still persists. My apologies for the inconvenience and bellow-par experience. The series of visits to Angola keeps on going, and trust me, I’m not complaining! This time, after a long preparation, and investigation I…
TravelAround: Sin city – Las Vegas, USA
Las Vegas, also known as the Sin City or the adult’s playground is located on the Nevada State, USA. The city was created in the middle of the Mojave Desert and there isn’t any change you forget about that fact when you get here in July: temperatures above 45ºC tend to constantly remember you. We all have heard, read and…
Time has come for another trip: a come back to Gavlë and Sandviken, Sweden. About a year ago I was fortunate enough to travel to Sweden for the first time and was received by a Christmas scenery as I couldn’t believe and wrote a post on the TravelAround series: TravelAround: Gävle and Sandviken, Sweden. Later on, I came back to Sweden, this time during the summer and to the South and once again was very well impressed. Malmö is a beautifull city, with lots of water and certainly benefited of big days with lots of sunshine (check the trip post: TravelAround: Malmö, Sweden).
This time around, I’ll have an added challenge as I will be driving for the first time on the icy roads of that northern location. Hopefully I will also get to know a bit of Stockholm, the capital city. Can’t wait to get there! 🙂