Travelhector

Hector ist der Größte! und andere Reisen…

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  • FOMO and how to get out

    I used to think that FOMO is an absurd tendency of people not possessing inner strength nor will. Now, with all others out there hiking or travelling (while I continuously witness the slow healing progress of my shoulder), I totally understand FOMO and the cruelty of Instagram. These days, I can hardly remember my last…

  • Insulted Hector

    (English version below) Bei Regen fällt es leichter. Das Arbeiten-statt-Reisen, genauso wie das Statische anstelle der Bewegung. Auch Hector guckt bei Regen weniger trotzig, eher resigniert. Weder meinen Bus noch mich täuscht der Sommerregen darüber hinweg, dass wir mehr unternehmen sollten, aber in diesem Jahr ist bekanntlich alles anders, nicht zuletzt meine sportliche Beweglichkeit. Anders…

  • Holiday on a Wednesday Evening: Sylvenstein

    Even when your inner self is balanced as hell, you might appreciate an external impulse to get things going. Creeping slowly out of my frustration hole about the disabled Grand Trip 2020, I suddenly hold a travel book in my hands: “Let’s Camp”, published by “fort & glücklich” – already the cover causes a little…

  • B-Sides: No. 30

    The finale of my sunrise series happens in the most comfortable way: The last spot I have chosen is the Eastern part of my appartment. I witness the change of colours in the sky for a full hour before I manage to catch the exact moment when the sun crosses the horizontal axis. I try…

  • B-Sides: No. 28

    Ha! Exactly 1 month ago I froze the yearning for travel, for vanlife and freedom in a picture. And as of May 28, I have just come back from a short trip with great little Hector – but that is another short-story for another day.

  • B-Sides: No. 27

  • B-Sides: No. 25

    Once upon a time (> 25 years ago), the former airport was closed and a park has been established. With neatly arranged rows of trees, paths that seem to continue endlessly on straight lines and an artificial lake. The Riemer Park never got rid of its very special ambiance – here is how it looked…

  • B-Sides: No. 24

    Fragments. Pieces of a regular world. Never forget to widen the horizon.

  • B-Sides: No. 23

    Don’t we all look for contact these days?

  • B-Sides: No. 22

    I like to witness changes: The old still visible, the new developping, the urban and the suburban parts melt into each other. Lucky me that the Eastern part of München develops in a dynamic way.