The B-log

One good year of traveling.

Norway. Australia. New Zeeland. Sweden. Norway. Åland. Norway. Barcelona. Norway. New York. Norway. Hueco Tanks. Norway. Just got back from Font.

It´s been fantastic 2012. You´re up 2013. So far so good.

These pics are from the magic forest of Fontainebleau.

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Cold water surfing

The weather forecast showed +1C and strong winds. Surf´s up.

Music: Mæds Dominos – Mushburger

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I´m back after two amazing weeks in southern Texas. Camping in the desert and bouldering all day is a good way of life I´ll tell ya! It´s been Spring, Autumn and Winter. All within two weeks. I could live (for a while) on burritos, beer and triple cheeseburgers. I have climbed with fantastic friends and I´ve met a whole bunch of new, inspiring people. Hueco Tanks was as good as, or even better than, I could imagine.

Thank´s Walker, Antonio & Andy, for the hospitality! Y´all know how to take care of a couple of Swedes!

Phoenix – Lisztomania

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The time is here.

I´ve waited ten years for this to happen. No, not the end of the world as we know it! It´s time to repack, get on a plane and go to Hueco Tanks. It´s time for two weeks of bouldering. It´s time for two weeks of photography. Two weeks of living. In Texas. Psyched.

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New Zealand - Castle Hill to Milford Sound

We left The Hills with sore bodies and harsh memories of Springfield and started driving down south. The scenic route turned out to be a road through flat farm land. And not so scenic. What the hell! We wanted dramatic mountains, lakes and water falls!

One of the coolest things about this country is how the landscape changes. Rapidly. One minute you´re driving in flat “nothing-to-see”-land and the next you see beautiful green hills, thousands of sheep, turquoise, cold lakes and people swimming in these very cold lakes.

Something not so cool is the sandflies. The guide book writes about mosquitos and that you should use repellent. We have. Obviously sandflies don’t belong in the same category as mosquitos. It looks like we have some kind of disease. Sexy.

Most of the drive turned out to be lovely though. We stopped in Lake Tekapo, Wanaka and Queenstown. So far no bungy jumping. We’ve promised ourselves to do the king swing on our way back to Wanaka. 70 meters of free falling and 200 meters of stomach turning king swing. It´s going to be rad… dude!

Once arriving in Te Anau and finding the ugly but free campsite, we decided to get up early the next day and move on to Milford Sound. The road to this place is amazing. Dramatic mountains, lakes and water falls. Everywhere. And you get to drive through Homers tunnel (yes, this land seems to be obsessed with our yellow dysfunctional little family).