London – what more can be said? London is, in a way, close to my heart. In other words, I love London – the bustle of a big city, the crowds of people from all kinds of nationalities, cultures, and languages. History seems to radiate from this city, along with a mystical atmosphere of legends and myths – from ghosts,...
In July, my wife and I set off for Copenhagen. I must say, we really had no idea what to expect from this trip. Yes, from the Cotton Malone books I had formed a small mental picture of Copenhagen, but I knew nothing about the mentality of the locals or the city's history. The visit itself was truly eye-opening for...
After a while, I'm writing something again. I was preparing for entrance exams, which didn't quite go as planned—but that's life. I guess it's meant to be that way, and life goes on. I have new goals ahead: improving my English, and of course—making the world a better place.
This May, my lovely wife and I visited Barcelona.
In the late 1990s, already a trained marine engineer, I worked for the Czech Shipping Company. One evening, while sitting in a bar with friends, a friend from East Germany asked me a question that changed my life:
Today, my wife and I went on a beautiful trip just across the border to visit the Elysium Quarry.
Elysium Quarry is located in the Königshainer Berge area in the eastern part of Upper Lusatia, west of the city of Görlitz, Germany. This former quarry has been part of a protected landscape area since 1974, and a bird sanctuary...
What is it all about?
It's about work, travel, discovering different cultures, pushing personal limits, and most importantly, the journey to oneself.
