2012 -> 2013
2012 is/was great, 2013 is going to be even better. Some stuff is already visible coming up, some is still a bit foggy and in the distance. We are heading to Copenhagen – Denmark right now, so no post before the 2013. Thanks a lot to all of you!
Marry goes shopping – Milano:
We are heading through the snow-covered Alps to Varese + Milano for Marry´s Birthday Party. Probably no Red Wings are on the shoe shopping list, something more high heeled and likely black.
Antique Kicker – Football table, Patagonia:
2007 I found this lonely old football table in Patagonia, no one for a game around.
Back from holiday:
Yes we made it back and even had a great time! Updates soon – stay tuned…
Ice Ice Baby – Glaciers Argentina / Patagonia:
Since so many people are right now on holidays and my plan was actually to post some of my best holiday pics. But somehow I stumbled over some photos from Argentina/Patagonia. I was there 2007 and visited Perito Moreno Glacier. I figured out that you might like some ice today – regarding the temp. right now, enjoy!
Moonbeam IV yacht details part 2/2:
Here some more details of the amazing Moonbeam IV yacht, just enjoy and thanks a lot to owner, captain and crew of the Moonbeam. More impressions in the first post.
Best of Mallorca April/Mai 2012:
For sure the best was the day on the Moonbeam IV but the other days were wonderful as well. If you watch your steps and plan where to go you hardly run into the tourist masses and can have a great time. I will post one of my favorite restaurants within the next days.
Moonbeam IV yacht, first post:
The Moonbeam IV yacht made in 1914 by William Fife in Scotland combines beauty, comfort and speed. Just look at the details of this wonderful racer and also cruiser. Check the Moonbeam IV website for a charter or professional photos of the yacht in action.
Milano – Salone 2012 what a great weekend:
Combining traveling with friends, meeting friends in Milano and having the Salone furniture fair with all its exhibitions and events around is a sure bet for a great weekend. Weather was fine as well, snow on the San Bernardino but as more we approached Milano it got warmer and warmer. We were welcomed with some great wines and homemade pasta & vongole and the evening went quite into the morning. Next day we headed to the Lambrate area where you mostly see young designers and students showing their work to the world. A great vibe with amazing architecture and a great mix of exhibited objects. The Sea Chair Project and the works of Sander Mulder were the most memorable to me. Later that day we went to the Brera district for some shopping and due to the fact that you just have to look out for the read flags you can find art as much as you have capacity there as well. Milano is very special and you can find too much interesting stuff everywhere so I just posted some random images of the whole trip. Just one great last advice – save some money for the shopping in one of the Italian supermarkets before heading home – hmm awesome stuff as well. Hard to believe that just 3,5 hours southwards the food, fruits and vegetables are such at a different level …
Chinese Sports Multi Purpose Pocket Knife:
Two years ago I bought these knifes in Thailand in the busy harbor city of Ranong which is very close to Burma. Walking trough the streets I saw this shop selling one of this knifes. I liked the bizarre motives on the knife. Does it mean you can use this knife for: weight lifting, tennis, ping pong, shooting/hunting, … so a multi sports purpose pocket knife? Or is it a talisman for doing this sports. Since it was Chinese new year the 2nd guess might be more likely. The shop owner could not answer my question, however to get a good good price a took a dozen – they might still wonder what this “falang” (thai for foreigner) is doing with this stuff.
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