Sahara

•January 25, 2012 • 2 Comments

Slumming it in the desert

The dunes are not allways a casino

Chamonix Flegere

•January 22, 2012 • Leave a Comment

Jimmy Rogers is doing his thing at Flegere in the last of a sunny spell before yet another big dump

Marrakech

•October 15, 2011 • 1 Comment

the alley as seen from the Riad

the alley

Morocco

•October 14, 2011 • Leave a Comment

Unesco world heritage. Ait Benhaddu, not the van.

Archived stuff.

•March 21, 2011 • Leave a Comment

when you shoot in bulk the archive gets big and after a while you can go shopping in your own archive

 

 

a bit noisy image but still sort of nice. Mighy Servant I in Rotterdam

 

 

A reflected Schielandhuis in Rotterdam

It's quite easy being green

Vroom…..

•March 21, 2011 • Leave a Comment

Zooming down at Grand Montets

Something I came across in the archive.  The best remedy for crust is to go faster.

Random

•February 18, 2011 • Leave a Comment

December Skinning

•February 17, 2011 • Leave a Comment

In december when snow was abundant and temperatures rather low we skinned up some track en Suisse that was so bad that it was good.

the eye

•November 7, 2010 • Leave a Comment

Roma

•November 7, 2010 • Leave a Comment

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A short trip to Rome in the autumn is very probably better than in the blistering heat of the summer. Regardless of of the time of year the main tourist spots will be fairly crowded, but late in the season it was very bearable. Getting a ride with a cabby italian style was interesting to say the least. Basicly racing pretty controlled from the airport, overtaking left and right in the roman traffic he managed to get from the airport to the hotel in about 15 minutes.. kudo’s ! After a Japanese style attack of the touristy spots I was pretty saturated due to the sheer volume of old rome (every 2nd corner there is some half temple that could sustain the tourism in a  small town) Rafaello, Michelangelo and the improbable amount of churches. Food was reasonable if not brilliant, lacking local knowledge it is hard to find truely good food by the trattoria in the Via del Seminario (near the colloseum) is a good one despite it being close to a very touristy area.The wine collection extending into the more upper strata (Euro 1000..) but the house wine is equally enjoyable at 2,5 a glass. In general it is better to go a few streets away from the big attractions for food, otherwise you will get  food that is reasonable at best unless you pay dearly. Still reasonable food to my and italian standards  is still lightyears better than McD mind you.

Coffee: I dare to say that there is no bad coffee in Rome. I suspect that men in special cars will come and hunt you down if you dare to make bad coffee.. nobody cares about traffic laws.. but coffee.

Siamo molto sul serio da caffè!

 
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