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Survival Bikepacking

Having a pedal-powered bicycle which can carry everything you need to survive allows you to go places nobody else can get to on foot or in a motorized vehicle. ▶️

There is no reason, not to grow.

Kafka said something in the lines of: “When you live you don’t write.” I picked up that sentence in my last year of high school. Somewhere in between a lot of books

What is it all about?

The patterns always repeat themselves. I can see it almost literally. The beginning is always difficult, it takes time to arrive into anything new. I start to remember

How do you arrive back in the present moment?

8:29 in the morning I am sitting in an armchair, my laptop on my knees. When I peak through the windows I see immense mountains in every direction. With their majestic

70k solo training (ENG&ESP)

70k solo training! What's up friends I hope you are well today we continue sharing with you this training that was the first with the change of chainring, if I finally

Preparing for 180 km // Preparandome para 180 km (ESP/ENG)

Preparing for 180 km! I started training this February 22 to go in good conditions to my first event of more than 100k since I have never participated in an event

The Return!/ El regreso (ENG & ESP)

The Return! We returned again to hive this beautiful community where I started writing, to tell my day to day experiences, mechanics and many things more of which

How would you describe freedom to someone who doesn’t know?

My body is tired my mind wide awake as I push my bike out of the trees on to the top of the hill. Bright light and a sea of fog beneath me, the sun didn’t rise yet.

Chasing the Sun: A Journey Up the Mountains

In the myst of a late morning I leave Eva’s Home. The fire had been already burning in the stove when I got down into her kitchen, the smell of coffee unfolding

500g Pasta for two isn't too much.

On a sunny and cold November-morning I leave my four walls and my bed behind, again. Instead I sit on my fully packed bike manoeuvring through this towns hectic

Bike packing Prashar Lake

Namaste Hivers! Today I’m excited to share my bike packing experience to the beautiful and serene Prashar Lake. About Prashar Lake: Prashar Lake is a beautiful

Climbing up this mountain - 2'429m by bike.

In front of me I can see the road going up in endless serpentines. Suddenly I have to assume, the two hours of climbing I had done previously haven’t been part of

Where should I sleep tonight?

Just cycled up 1500meters, because I didn’t have a better idea what to do with this day. Now I am unable to move any further. I sit in a little shed full of fire

Cycling through the Alps by myself.

How many days can you fit into 24hours? Morning view on a banana tree and a huge mountain in the background. Sleeping above the cows eating their cheese for dinner.

Goodbye HiveFest and stuck in Budapest

After an amazing week in Split it was time to say goodbye. It was so nice to finally put some faces to all the people I've been interacting with on the Hive blockchain

How hard can it be?

“Are you sure you want to go up there with the bike?” asks the first person coming down the mountain. And the second, and the next one too. “How do they mean: ‘if

Biking to HiveFest - #4 and #5 - Novi Vinodolski - Drage - Split

Day 4 - Novi Vinodolski - Drage The day began under a heavy sky, the early light struggling to break through the thick clouds hanging over Novi Vinodolski. As I

Biking to HiveFest #3 - Trieste (IT) - Novi Vinodolski (HR)

After two days of cycling, todays journey (should) lead me from Trieste to Rijeka, a ride that would push me to my limits in ways I hadn't expected. The day started

Biking to HiveFest #2 - Tarvisio - Trieste

Today I started leg two of my journey. After having breakfast I started at around 8am from Tarvisio. The plan was to head all the way to Trieste. The first part,

Biking to HiveFest #1 - Lend (AT) - Tarvisio (IT)

As already mentioned briefly in my post in the morning, I am biking to HiveFest. At least that's the plan. Today I started from Tyrol (AT), taking a little shortcut