Riding the Camel Trail on a “wire-donkey”
The Camel Trail in Nort Cornwall has nothing to do with its four legged namesake. Even though it would sure be fun to ride the 17 miles from Padstow to […]
Surfing Sunshine in Winter
It’s been a week-end like no other. While Germany’s shivering under 30 cm of snow, Cornwall’s weekend warriors took to its beautiful beaches en masse. With ridiculous amounts of sunshine, […]
Gylly Beach to Pendennis Castle
The good thing with having four seasons a day is that you get summer at least once a day. Once you’ve managed to get a feel for how the cornish […]
Culinary Couple #3
Imagine you’ve had another hard day at work (or uni), it’s already dark outside – so going for a surf or a hike is not an option – and it’s […]
Hiking around Helford Passage
Time and time again – when I manage to stay away from the surf – it strikes me how diverse Cornwall is. In its sheer natural beauty this part of […]
German charger in Ireland bombs
Nico von Rupp is probably the best surfer ever to hail from Germany (together with Marlon of course). And although he was brought up in Portugal, we as German surfers […]
Vehicle of the month #5
Another month another car… since this is how we roll down herre (you can sense this post’s style of language goes hand in hand with the car it shows, right?!), […]
The journey’s the reward, right?
Using the m-audio, this beloved piece of modern technology, is so much harder than you would think. At least if you recently haven’t used it a great deal. So to […]
Pedal to the metal
Following up on some of the improvements needed in planning (which I mentioned in one of my last posts) this time I made my mind up in detail about what […]
It’s a wrap
It’s done. After days of hard work, rethinking and adjusting, rescripting and -editing I’ve managed to finally complete my TV package on the Isles of Scilly transportation issue. While it’s […]
Sea At Last 