My motivation for posting this is that if it can be an eye opener even for a single individual then worth my attempt big time. Here is an Iranian woman explaining in a single video precisely the coalition

Using AI to make my old travel images presentable hence publishable 1.5 decades later.

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In my 5th year here it's now the second time I feel like quitting. If my content hasn't attracted whales so far it probably never will. Considering the job I do this is ludicrous and considering their

When I finished that trip which was my longest one ever I kept in mind to write a post about it as a summary when I'd be done with posting the content I harvested during these 4 months. That post turned

Spoiler alert: Not gonna show you my undies 😂😎 On this part (7) I'll cover the motorcycle gear I used through this trip which (spoiler alert gain) despite being my longest one ever I didn't use anything

I'm covering this part cause some might have wondered what sort of stuff I used in such a long motorcycle trip where I had to carry enough things for 4 months and all sorts of weather conditions. Spoiler

To be honest (why we say so? As if it's an exception and not a norm🙂) I wanted to make a summary for each country of my longest trip ever after finishing with each one on the go but my days were more

I wanted to leave this part of the analysis of my longest trip ever for later cause it is not exactly the most pleasant one but after my new Hivian friend's @mypathtofire "demand" I decided to

Hello boy and girls! I promised you some post trip analysis and now that I found some time to breath I grab the chance to write a few lines cause I am not sure when it's gonna be the next one and I have

Author/Bird of the Week in collaboration with Leo Finance WEEK 32 Image created with Canva Today is Friday and it means we are again voting for our favourite authors in Feathered Friends Community. Of

I'm about to leave Le Mans behind after 3 weeks that flew by like the wind. This city marks a turning point in my trip. When I arrive here early July I was exactly 2 months on the road after 5500ish km,

Much less people around the globe would know Le Mans if it wasn't for its worldwide famous 24h circuit and I couldn't leave the city without visiting the place where the heart of racing beats: Spoiler:

Now I get a first good idea about the view though not at its fullest yet: So many passes and corridors to do in my limited time: At this point I have no doubts that the ones working in here as very lucky

I pack my things here in beutifull Wittelsberg and get ready to leave this scenic region of Essen in Germany to move South West in Rheinland Pfalz. The weather is expected to be rainy (if not VERY rainy)

What a sweet area this is but my time is running out here. So I take the chance for a last walk around in the woods as there's plenty of such choices. Today I pick this one walking South leaving the village

I wake up at this cute little village named Wittelsberg in the center of Germany on this not precisely warm summer morning but a bright day and a cute neighbourhood easily make up for this: Besides, it's

So I am leaving Fichtel mountains behind and continue my ride heading East in order to enter Czech for my first time ever. Another first time for me is that this is the most Northern point so far on a

Knowing the right people is priceless and I couldn't have a better contact for my Bavarian days than my dear friend Andreas. It's my last day here in Bayreuth and I will try to do as many places he has