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Photo of the Month – December 2016 | Hands at Work

Each month, on the 15th at 12 o’clock sharp Paris time, we post a photo on a theme chosen by Photo of the Month, a group of worldwide amateur bloggers… Read More

Photo of the Month – March 2017 | Sensual

On the 15th of each month, at 12 o’clock sharp Paris time, we post a photo on a theme chosen by Photo of the Month, a group of worldwide amateur… Read More

The Lunar Landscape of the Tongariro Crossing

It’s six in the morning and I hardly open an eye. It’s complete silence in the motor-home, and even in the camp site of the little village of Whakapapa. To… Read More

A Week Between City and Nature in Hong Kong

After eight months in Southeast Asia and before flying to Japan, Hong Kong has been a pleasant and smooth transition to the ultra-modern and over-regulated daily life of our developed… Read More

Love, Chinese Hot Pot and Watermelon Juice {+Recipes}

We arrived in the city of Pu’er, Yunnan, China somewhat by chance, and we must say without having organized anything. We got there Southeast-Asian-style – understand without any accommodation address… Read More

Yunnan: Yuanyang’s sculptured mountains

Yuanyang is our first stop in China. It’s a town located in the southeast of the Yunnan Province. We arrived at nightfall, after crossing the Lao Cai-Hekou border with Vietnam,… Read More

Lagkage, Strolling and a Few Candles {+Recipe}

Last weekend, Erik and I we each had our birthday at one day apart. In Denmark, people usually invite some friends and family on this occasion to eat cake and/or… Read More

Danish Christmas – Pebernødder

This year for Christmas, no gløgg nor æbleskiver, I wanted to try “pebernødder” (lit. “pepper nuts”), incredibly flavourful and crispy Danish Christmas cookies. Since November, we have seen them being… Read More

Kronborg Castle and the Pretty Helsingør

Weekend in Roskilde

A Week Between City and Nature in Hong Kong

Photo of the Month – August 2016 | The Tourists