Simple Life being Alone – Blog
This blog Simple Life being Alone
contains both English and German posts.
In my blog Simple Life being Alone I reveal why I draw strength from in solitude. Why I am free and happy alone and enjoy my free life in a lonely nature. Learn to move mountains alone!
The statements of being alone and lonely are often confused by society. Alone, a positive state that everyone needs. Being lonely is a negative and undesirable feeling. The worst constellation is being lonely in a community. For me, being alone in solitude is the completion and an inexhaustible source of my life force.
I can only be myself alone. If I do not love being alone, I do not love freedom either. Because only happy alone am I free.
Daily life on the CDT – the everyday life on a thru hike
Is there a daily life on the CDT? Yes, the daily life on a thru hike becomes normal after a few weeks. When you experience hiking as an everyday life as a thru hiker, you've been living
My home – where is home?
My home... Where is home? Where is MY home? What is home? And how is home? The uncertainty, almost fear, of whether I would see my home again soon caused these questions to rise in me ... Continental Divide Trail - A home
Covid isolation room – My experience
My Covid isolation room: A queen size bed, a small table, a bathroom and a kitchenette. A bitter end after 4600 km of freedom on the CDT thru-hike from Mexico to Canada. On September 14th I reached the Canadian border. On foot I hiked from the Mexican border through the
Grand Teton National park – USA
Grand Teton National Park was not on my bucket list for my remaining time in the USA after my CDT thru-hike. But how did I end up in the Tetons? Do you know the feeling when your travel plans dissolve into thin air from one minute
Continental Divide Trail – I reached the Canadian border!
Go To all CDT Trail Vlog #episodes The CDT trail is a long-distance hiking trail of about 4890 kilometres. Leading from the Mexican to the Canadian border. It is one of the U.S. National Scenic Trails established by law in 1968. Composed of dedicated trails and minor roads,
Cozumel, Mexico – the stop over on my way to the CDT Trail
Cozumel, Mexico - As a european, I am forced to spend 14 days outside of a european country before entering the usa. What was supposed to be a mandatory stopover on the way to my cdt hike turned out to be an unforgettable experience. Unexpectedly, I got to know the warmth of mexican hospitality up close during my 2 weeks. My airbnb hosts become good friends within a very short time. Traditional mexican kitchen and getting to know their culture enriches my evenings. I was always fascinated by the ancient culture of the maya. So of course I was delighted to find a modern day maya in the abuelo (grandfather) of the family. I will not be able to resist his invitation to join him on a jungle hunt after my return from the cdt trail. I used the days to complete my distance study and slowly get my body acclimatized to the warmth. A hard task for a winter person like me at 30-35 degrees and highest humidity. In the middle of the day and with as little water as possible, I set off for my walks. But now the time has come that I can hardly hold on any longer. I just want to start hiking. I still have to wait a few days. on monday i need to get the covid test, wednesday i fly to the usa and on friday 7th may finally hit the cdt trail at the southern terminus in the mexican border.